In 66 the people of Judea rose against the Romans and the Judeans were destroyed and enslaved. The Nazarenes and the Pharisees (rabbis) survived the war. The meaning of rabbi is the master or teacher once he learned all of his information. Most of the Synagogues are located in Sardes. The Synagogues were the center of Jewish life. Jews would discuss the affairs of their communities and how they can please their God. So as to create one single word of God the Nazarenes and the Orthodox Jews came together. They battled orally amongst each other so as to decided whose made more sense. Finally The New Testament was created. At this same time Christianity was born (Christof means anointed in Greek).
             After the persecutions of the Jews, the people of Judeo rose again with Simon Bakakbar as their leader. He was seen as the Messiah to come. Unfortunately, the Romans attacked again and defeated the Jews. The Romans destroyed Judeo and built a Pagan city on top of it no known as Palestine. Jews were not allowed to step foot in the city.
             Later, a group of rabbi scholars finally constructed the Mishna. It was an interpretation of the laws of the Bible. It helped to define the duties of life and kept the Jews together. This book was created towards the end of the 2nd century.
             Soon after a monumental source of Jewish culture was made called the Talwood. It was comments upon comments. It was a piece of literature that had to be learned and memorized. Talwood is defined as meaning studied learning. It is a storehouse of information. Talwood became a culture in itself. The Orthodox took the Talwood as a center of life and their theme. It was a devotion to God and because of this the Jewish community grew.
             Roman society was in decline and Christianity to them was atheism. Romans killed many Christians in an effort to save their Rome. However, this only strengthened Christia
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