Yeah. So I'm excited for today's discussion. I wanted to talk about this for a while. Proverbs is probably my favorite book in the Bible to read through, I just love going through it. And I'm currently going through it in Psalms right now to start off the year. And once again, I'm struck by how often proverbs and Psalms uses these words of flourishing and prosperity. And I've had a hard time recognizing that because like we've already laid out really well is there's these two, these two concepts in the Bible. One is that in this world, we will have trouble and will have tribulation, and we're here to suffering is part of the package, you know, we should expect that in which it's gonna come. And then on the other side, Genesis one, you know, portrays bounty, and even excess, like, we were just saying, you know, even more than enough, God's just giving us so much goodness. So how do you reconcile that? And so, yeah, in Proverbs, you see that all the time. It's, I mean, almost every chapter. And if you live in this way, you know, it's always the usually the foolish person versus the wise person and the wise person will have will live longer and will have riches and wealth and prosperity and all of these things. And then the fool you know, we'll have the opposite to usually, just two days ago, I read through where it was, I was in Proverbs eight. And priors eight is about wisdom and wisdoms call. It's a beautiful, beautiful proverbs. And it starts out verse one, does not wisdom, call out does not understanding raise your voice. So then you kind of work your way through all of that. And then you get down to verses verse 18. And it says, with me, that's referring to wisdom, our riches and honor, and during wealth and prosperity. So at first you read that and you hear riches and honor and other really, you know, at first glance, you're like, nice riches and honour sounds good, you know? And then prosperity like I like it. But then, you know, is that really what we're supposed to have? I don't think so. You know, and it gets confusing when you have that really surface level analysis. And then you back in verse 10. It also says, Choose instruction rather than silver knowledge rather than gold. For wisdom is more precious than rubies, nothing you desire compares with her. And then you're like, okay, so no, no riches and wealth. You know, and it's just, it can be confusing at that face, at first at first glance. So, I think in Proverbs in, in a lot of the Bible, it's not talking about physical things so much, even though we do see that in Genesis, as we were just talking about in Revelation with the final feast, but it also, wisdom brings about other types of prosperity, you know, a joy filled life, no matter how hard that life is, is, I would say a prosperous life. It's a there's there's bounty there. So when you read these verses, Dwight, in Proverbs is