One, is when Paul says body, the things in my body blah, blah, blah. That's the word Soma, your body and soma you're keeping forever. It will be eternal, your flesh. The word is sark's. is another word for our sin nature. So when I do stuff in the flesh, we think of that as this. But this is not Sark Starks is the sin nature that's gone. That's out, but our somos our bodies we still have and keep you know so. So in the when Paul's dealing with stuff, there's never there's never a death to the soma, I guess you could say and again, feel free to restart it correct. Matt could be wrong that in Christ rise first. Is that the is that in Corinthians or is that in Thessalonians? But as long as the Thessalonians were were wondering hey, what about those that have died before like because we knew that Jesus was going to come back and but he didn't and then they died so like we thought man it was he's gonna be back in this generation will not pass away till I return and he didn't and they died. Where are they at? And so we have the words of Thessalonians where he gives a little glimpse into okay, this is what it's going to look like, and how it's going to happen. And again, you just can't timeline it. I think that's part of the danger of it. But there's there's definitely truth there to help us understand. And I think it's, some scholars have done some interesting stuff with it. And again, I was reading stuff today and yesterday. That is kind of I tried to mention it in a handout even earlier, but it's like we're operating as a chronological time. Where we think future this happens and these are the we're gonna step by step and do these things. But it's like when you enter into Christ, so you begin a relationship with Him, you link up with him, you have a union with Him, you're saved. You're able to axon access a lifetime, and eternity, that's never going to end. So when you die, let's just say from your perspective, you're now instantly outside of that chronological time. And now you're fully in the presence of the Lord. But those that are still operating in this linear chronology here on earth they put you in a tomb and walk you here and put you in the ground and put flowers on you and go and visit you and you know, and we grieve, you know, so it's like, so I think that that that could be a I don't I could be wrong. I don't know if like where we put people in the body, though. That's what's gonna be resurrected and meet Christ in the air. You know, I think those people that have passed away are already with Christ. And so we have or we're gonna get there. We're gonna join up with them because now we're outside of this kind of form of time, you know, again, I don't know. I'm not 100% but, again, I'm doing the best I can with the stuff I've read. You know, there's people that live right here are not in the chronological chronological time, that have not linked up with Christ and so they're linked up with a death time where scriptures like they're perishing. You know, they are not gonna go on, you know, like, they're, they're done and there might be some things that are gonna happen and they're, they no longer exist, or they go to something that we call hell, you know, and they're there, you know, so it's definitely a separation from God. It doesn't sound like a place I want to be, you know, but there's also nobody there that doesn't want to be there. Everyone, even you read Revelation, everybody that wants to be in hell and link up with the Antichrist. They know what they're doing. Like that's what they're choosing to do. It's not like oh, I wasn't sure which thought I was on I'm confused. That's like, no, they know. And it's kind of like just God, handing them over and letting them have what they want, you know, so. So maybe there's a time change. Maybe there's you know, I don't know, what is he when does he turn to the start? And has it already started? Because we know Christ and we've begun a relationship with him. We're starting to cultivate that. And so now that there's kind of a, an experience that we're able to have with Christ, who's outside of time, even though we're still kind of, we have watches and clocks and stuff, you know, so, again, I'm sure every scholar and Bill philosopher has tried to figure it out and explain it to you now. NT Wright said some he believes in almost kind of like a form of purgatory like when you die you kind of go to sleep. And he uses the scriptural understanding of oh, you know, they fallen asleep. I think we even have it in first Corinthians 20. You know, the first fruits of those who have fallen asleep, you know, like they're not dead, they're just sleeping. Well, then when Christ returns, they wake up and that in Christ rise with him. You know, so that's like, they weren't fully dead, but they weren't fully in heaven. Because haven't hadn't come down yet. You know, so, and T rock got a lot of pushback for him, but I could never argue with him because he's brilliant historian but you know, I kind of like to under understand it the best I can so yeah, and I think that's, yeah, that's what details make me twitch. That's what Paul's perspective here. I know. Christian,