Well, and I think, you know, like as, as we read this stuff that like the birth of Christ and then his calling into ministry, him going into ministry, were quick to say, well, he was gone. He was fully God, but it's like he was fully man, like he is he was in a flesh body. And that flesh was was weak. I mean, he was hungry, he was worn down. He went to all through those tests and stuff and he was able to withstand them. The only one human ever able to do that, but I think when we remember Christ's coming, it's like he was a man who came and lived and died. And I think was it in here that I've read so much stuff for work lately? Stuff starts and we're doing Eastertide devotion, so it's boring together. But was this where he quoted? Philip Yancey? And the the fish like he was had the tank? Did y'all read that? Was that in this was that in this chapter? Yeah, nobody read. Y'all didn't read it. It's on us that. Yeah, it's on page 131 34. If y'all haven't read that you have to read that gray box incarnation and aquariums. Philip Yancey is another great storyteller and paints great pictures of how to how to like see such a prayer warrior in a great vision but he talks about how he had this aquarium and he loved them and he put them in and took care. Of him. But every day like he's done no harm. He's created a really nice home and like all the effort to get just those all of the things and balance the pH and the nitrates and all this stuff for the saltwater fish. And he's like they live in a paradise and he brings them food and it's like they Hurry and hide because they see him as cruel. And as someone that can crush them. It was really powerful. And he said to my fish I was a deity I was too large for them my actions to incomprehensible and he's like the only way I could help them understand that my actions were merciful and loving like I had provided all of this for him was I would have to become a fish and go into the tank and speak fish language to so that I could tell so, you know, it sounds silly when you read it. He says it really well. And I think that guide you know what, all of this that we've read up into this point through the Old Testament through the interlude when he was silent, like the people just didn't get it they didn't get it they didn't get it and they were never going to get it. So God had to come join had to come down and humble himself right it's like Philippians two says in take the form of a bondservant and being made in the likeness of men, even though he was had equality with God. He didn't regard that equality, and Paul chides us that we should have that same humility that Christ did. But then he came down and again, it's like he could be one of us and He knows what it's like to be in this human body that's made of dust that will return to dust that has limitations and speak to it. So it's like, yes, Christ is on the scene and He is our God and our Savior and our Messiah. And we never want to understate state that but I think equally true is that Christ our man, with a man that lived this life that lived and knew what we knew, what like, knows what we know and experienced the things that we experienced in all the ways that we did all of humanity that he endured that and so and I think, again, it's reiterated in the lineage of all these people. It's like, yes, he's God's son, but he also comes through all of these human, like this lineage to be a part of that is really powerful. So any thoughts or comments as you're summarizing the Christ? What is this one called? What's the little sub subtitle? Birth, Christ for Jesus enters our world. And we go really fast like there's not a lot of speak about Jesus's childhood we don't know and I think that you know, we've always right when he says that it was probably really normal. Like that's why there wasn't you know, and and that's probably why his own hometown was like, You're not by Messiah. You're a carpenter's son. We know like we've seen you you're just a normal boy. And so I'm sure that's hard to you know, like, make sense of that because he was like, they saw how human he was. They experienced the humanity of Christ. And so it was hard to believe the Messiah that the Messiah was also the the one that they had been, you know, calling so that's Jesus enters our world shows up on Jesus on the sea. Christ is on the same like that again, that's how I might summarize this like super short, sweet Jesus Jesus on the scene he enters enters our world. pretty profound. So, okay, um, no other thoughts or questions? If y'all turn the page we have next week. We're gonna be still in the Gospels. We're still on Christ. We'll be looking at the next