“Emperor Claudius expelled the Jews from Rome”—we think that’s in the late 40s—“who, instigated by Chrestus”—Chrestus, this time, spelled with an “e,” not an “i”—“never cease to cause unrest.” Scholars debate this passage, as they should. Is it a reference to Christ—it seems to me it probably is—or is it in reference to someone who actually has the proper name Chrestus? Some slaves in the first century had that as a name. It basically means useful. So, is it Christus, one who’s anointed—Jesus Christ