I think that's, that's definitely key, like, Okay, what is it, we have the book, we read it now John saw saw it heard it heard it, you know, you know, in some form, like almost like what we'd say is a vision, you know, he had this revelation of, or about Jesus, and he tries to share it. At What's it supposed to do to us right now, as believers? You know, what did it do then to the first people it was written to, or the first people that heard it, they probably were being persecuted. They were living in an anti God society. What you know, and so their worship, and their witness was super important. You know, now, I mean, for the most part in America, there's nobody stopping us from gathering together to worships to worship, or to get in a auditorium and worship or to go outside to a park with a group and start worshiping like, No one is stopping us or they're definitely not going to put us in prison. Yet, you know, let me say that, you know, but so we have, we have, you know, it's it's just kind of like trying to see what it was doing to them. And also what's, what's it doing for us and to us? I think it is, you know, Steve and I had a couple of conversations and, and I said something along the lines of is, Revelation is it's a discipleship manual. You know, like you're saying with it preparing it's, it's designed to help us as disciples of Christ as followers of Christ, a catch a glimpse of who you five, on the throne and for God's on the throne and five, it's Jesus. So we, we know worshipping King Jesus on the throne, that that's designed to help us as disciples as followers of him. So, yeah. But yeah, that the end Lynda was kind of getting there with like, Okay, is it future to some people revelation is all future, because you're gonna buy their book and, and you know, they're gonna keep selling them and but it's like understanding what John's doing with this prophecy it is it's proclaiming the centrality of Christ. Not so much concerned about the future, but more the present, you know, and again, I like to think in percentages 75% Now, there's still some stuff that's going to happen, but it's, but I'm reading it now. And it's supposed to be transforming me now, as a follower of Christ, you know, instead of it. That's really ready for the future. Yeah, instead of it going, oh, all this stuff's happening later, you know, now, there's some people early on, read Revelation, as it already all happened, when the temple was destroyed, and cemetery, you know, they all like, and you can kind of say, and John was probably doing that intentionally, like, he knew what was going on. And he knew, if he if he's writing, you know, 80s to 90s, the stuff that happened 70 was still fresh on their mind, you know, so he could kind of let me explain what, what, what was going on there, you know. And so, again, I think he did the best he can to help us understand, you know, so Jesus is still coming back, he's, there definitely will be what we call the Second Coming. There will be the end of the world, I get it. But I think the fact that we have revelation now is kind of like we've got inside information, you know, and that should help us if we're on the right team. Right? Well, I think we want to think about the future. Because we want to know how