Catching Up on Events

Welcome to the dividing line. It's it's actually our normal time. We're actually this is when we're supposed to be doing it pretty much and Of course not for you guys in the East Coast because your clocks changed and all the rest that's weird stuff.

But anyways, we're here and we've got a lot to talk about. But I want to start off with something a little funny. I Last a week ago yesterday Callie and I were supposed to fly up with a dear friend from the church.

I was speaking at back in st Charles, we're gonna fly up to Kenosha, Wisconsin and visit with the John and Cory Cooper and My wife's always wanted to learn how to fly. Be honest with you. She's very interested in flying and and you know a little Cessna and 172 and and she had been reading her flight manuals and All this stuff and we're really looking forward to it.

And our our pilot friend was really looking forward to it as well. Well, we head for the airport and there are icing conditions and you don't you don't fly a little Cessna 172 In with low ceilings and icing conditions, that's that's not wise so we had to we had to call it off and and so I'm like, well, I'm I'm gonna drive up and Kelly's like I'm going with you.

And so we threw all our stuff in the car real fast at the hotel and Headed north there was a five and a half hour drive, but I Did one day I did a 15 and a half hour drive. So that's probably illegal as far as if he was a trucker.

Let's I'm not sure what the max is per day. But 15 and a half is just absurd and it was even though I only got tired in the afternoon by the evening. It was just zombie. I was fine. It's like now whatever.

But anyways, we drove up and spent some time with John and Corey and Jen came over so we had three out of the four band members from skillet and and we got the tour of the La Casa de Cooper and All the cool stuff there and just sat around and talked till till for me.

Anyway is being an older person very late in the evening and then the next morning and then I had I had step had head out and John actually took Kelly to the airport and she she flew out from Milwaukee anyway so we were chatting about the dividing line today and some of the topics I was gonna be addressing and so I sent him some of the some of the Articles and tweets basically that I'm gonna be talking about today.

And one of me said Matt's that just seems downright blasphemous and you'll see which one it is later on and I'm like, yeah I I would I would agree and he made some comment about it's gonna be a woke Christmas and so I said I said to him don't you dare send me an audio clip of You you doing an Elvis impersonation of woke Christmas.

I was thinking blue Christmas and so you got a woke Christmas. Well, I don't know about ten minutes later the the message thing goes off on my phone and.

And.

This is this is what arrived now. I also want you to please notice I would be very derelict in my duties here if I did not Point you to the hat That brother Cooper is wearing especially for the guys You know who are making these hats available.

They probably want you to see that hat as well. It's prominently displayed and the nice thing is I know exactly where John's standing in this house right now. Not very far from where he does some of his Cooper stuff stuff, but okay, so so this is what appeared on my on my phone.

Just just this one you got it. All right. Here we go.

James is in dreaming of a woke Christmas. So much heresy so little time. Where theologians tell lies and woke Christians bastardize the gospel we've held on for so long. That's for you.

Yeah.

There you go. I think I think there's there's possibility of Of a skillet Christmas album someday, but it'll have a twist. Real twist. Yes, send your cards and letters to John Cooper. Actually, yes. Well, he's right though.

I mean man There is some weird stuff going on and and that that was just I think it was probably Prompted by I sent all this stuff that we're gonna be looking at and he's like.

Yeah.

Cuz he's when you see it one once every couple hours then it's not as bad as when you see it all just crammed together, but. Yeah. All right. Well, let's get to it. Thank you John for that great introduction To.

I told you not to do that, but you did that. Anyways, thank you very much. Let's start with. I Do by the way. Wanting. I do want to do a review and I may have to listen to it again before I do it. I do want to.

I'm looking at the topics to be covered on the DL. I use something called Evernote and I bet I shouldn't have said that because now they'll probably get rid of me for being politically incorrect or something.

But.

And that kind of things coming believe you me it's coming. You better believe it's coming if if if banks and financial institutions are able to drop you because they don't like what you say. The the level of corporate totalitarianism it.

Wow, it's gonna be pretty wild. Anyway, I Do want to do a review eventually of the airmen Sheffield debate that took place a few weeks ago. I did listen to all of it and Found it humorous. I'm not sure that Bart Ehrman knew that Sheffield has produced all those cartoon things.

They didn't discuss it, so I'm not sure if he had ever seen them, but we it would be worth doing a a conversation review of. But first tweet December 9th, so this was Wow. This is six days ago Carl Ellis jr. Who is a very well-known professor for Reformed Theological Seminary.

Carl Ellis jr. Tweeted the following. Many young black men are rejecting Christianity in today's urban areas. One primary reason is because Christianity has failed to address the core concerns of dignity.

Identity and significance. This had 215 likes 60 shares and 51 comments. Now this is a professor at a Reformed Theological Seminary.

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I. And of course he speaks to these issues very regularly. Not being a follower of identity politics, I I don't think that his Ethnicity should be made an issue, but there you go. One primary reason why young black men are rejecting Christianity today's urban areas is because Christianity has failed to address the core concerns of dignity identity and significance.

Now.

If all is being said is that the common form of Christianity the common form of Christianity found in black churches in urban areas Is a form of Christianity that does not address key elements of the Christian worldview.

Then I could understand this. Because if In any context if you do not have a biblical view of man as the creature of God if you don't have a creator God If you do not have man made in the image of God then Man's dignity and hence his responsibility before God his identity as the creature of God His significance as Demonstrated by the incarnation Those things would be missing.

So if that's what's being referred to then That would be true but it would be a indictment of.

An.

Entire form of Christianity or Really a malformation of Christianity. My response I tweeted back there is only one way to address dignity identity and significance in any nation at any time made the image of God rebel sinner condemned able to be reconciled by the dignity identity and significance of another the incarnate Son of God Jesus.

So.

If.

The original tweet Was talking about dignity identity and significance of the individual and That it is a part of the Christian message to be building this up. Then I would say this is a complete misrepresentation of at least what reformed Christianity is about because.

What is any sinners dignity. Now if we're talking about Adam in an unfallen state That's one thing but that was a long time ago. What is any person's dignity today? Well, you could say that all people have the dignity of being created by God.

You can say that but that would also require you to say and that all people are under the wrath of God because of their fallen Adam and their hatred of God's ways. And When you talk about identity today that is a word fraught with new meanings.

That must be challenged from the Christian worldview. Unless you're redefining the Christian worldview, which is what is happening in so many of our schools seminaries. Everywhere today churches. We're gonna be looking at a number of examples where in churches.

In.

Churches that were once considered evangelical. The woke movement has resulted in a complete redefinition of the language that we have used.

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We have documented in this program over and over and over again that this is a worldview battle. This is a biblical battle. Some people say stand up politics. This isn't politics. This is worldview. This is this is.

Identity is a Christian term the the Christian scriptures Address what I our identity is supposed to be we are identified by our creator that is a creation category and Since we have fallen then we are either going to be identified as continuing rebel sinners against God under his wrath or as Reconciled believers with a new heart and a new nature in Christ but our identity is only in him.

Notice I haven't had to even raise the issue of ethnicity because there is no Christian worldview category for it. When it comes to identity, we are all either one in Adam or one in Christ. Do we need to go back over Romans chapter 5 again?

Do we need to once again remind ourselves? That in central to the Pauline argument of Soteriology itself as he transitions from the discussion of justification Into living that out is that section that honestly a lot of people just find completely befuddling.

But shouldn't if they understand something of covenant theology. Understand something about federal headship Romans chapter 5 you're either in Adam and have only from him what he can give you. Which is the solidarity of his posterity in death or You are in Christ and he gives you eternal life.

There's nothing about ethnicities ethnicities in there. And if you try to insert identity Concepts into Christianity you are denying the fundamental teachings of scripture in Romans chapter 5. Just be open about it just say I reject Adam as a federal head.

I Reject that there is simply one race one ethnicity. I reject all that. I want my skin color to have something to do not only with my relationship to God. But I want it to divide the body as well. I Want black spaces in the church?

I want Asian spaces in the church. I want Hispanic spaces in the church. I want white spaces in the church, whatever it is. Just be open about what you're doing. Because you don't believe Romans chapter 5 you won't live it out.

All right, so dignity identity significance these are all Christian worldview terms and When we play this, oh don't talk about this stuff game. We are Fundamentally abandoning the Christian worldview and saying Christian worldview stuff only has to do with what goes on between here and here.

It has nothing to do with the application life. It has nothing to do with how we even do church. It just has to do with this spiritual stuff. I guess I don't know anyway but the reality is that any meaningful Christian proclamation whether it's in urban areas whether it's among black men young black men or young Hispanic men or older Asian men or whatever if It is a true Christian proclamation will address dignity identity and significance but it'll do so first and foremost in the person of Jesus Christ and it'll say you can have dignity as a redeemed person as a Redeemed young black man you can have identity not in a cultural concept not because of who your Ancestors were but you can have identity in Christ.

Colossians chapter 3. Ephesians chapter 2. These are biblical teachings and no matter how hard the other side tries. They can't get rid of what these biblical teachings are haven't even made the attempt to be honest with you.

You want significance. Be and be have the perfect righteousness of Jesus Christ imputed to you and be dwelt in dwelt by the Holy Spirit of God. There is significance. There is significance. That's. That's what we're facing that's what we're facing that's that's vitally important you want to see how deeply this has gotten into things.

This was actually I had this on the screen last program. So this is I had this up Friday.

But.

Jackie Hill Perry Posted a video. I'm not gonna drag it over here and you can you can listen to it, but Jackie Hill Perry posted a video and Of course, she's quoting from Robin D 'Angelo's book white fragility, which just simply simply on the level of logic is So far outside the Christian worldview because there.

When when you when you present arguments. Where there is no possible counter not because of the overwhelming part of the evidence evidence is irrelevant when you present arguments and you frame the argument in such a way that you say Person X is guilty.

And if person X says they are not guilty. That's further evidence of them being guilty. Okay, this is not rational thought. Okay, if you can't recognize the Kafka esque trap. In what the the theory of white fragility?

There's there's no helping you you're there's this is nothing there. But they she posted a video with her husband and Let me just read it to you that is that's good and also and also to we have to understand that white guilt is Not repentance.

Let me just stop right now white guilt. Again we're now addressing a cultural concept not a biblical concept. There's no such thing as ethnic guilt. Skin tone guilt in The Bible there just isn't. You can try to you can try to come up with some connection to well You know the people of Israel, you know.

The people of Israel were a covenant people with God who were to bring about the Messiah. You've got Deuteronomy 28 and 29. Don't try to stretch that out to ethnicities or you are twisting scripture. You are simply twisting scripture and you know, you're doing it.

You know, you're doing you never use that kind of interpretation 10 years ago 15 years ago 20 years ago. You'd never use it in regards to justification or the resurrection of the Trinity, you know that all of you who are doing it.

Just stop it just be or just be honest and say I don't want to be consistent. This is the new thing. This is where we're going if you want to do that great.

So.

We have to understand that white guilt is not repentance. Like white guilt feeling sorry white guilt will make you do exactly what you have to do to get rid of your guilt. This is is this in the church.

I Thought I thought all the writings that were against me were nailed to the cross of Christ. I. But you see not in the woke church. Not in the world church. The woke church has that over there someplace.

But there's this new area of guilt and sin and the cross has nothing to do with it. You don't get to get rid of it. It is who you are because it is this poisonous insertion of a foreign concept from critical theory and identity politics into the church and You want mutation?

You want to see what happens when you when you insert some type of Radioactive or genetically altered stuff into the bloodstream of the church. We're gonna be talking about vaccines later on. There you go.

Here. Here it is. So it will say let me do what I can so I won't feel guilty. So my conscience is clear, but yet that still doesn't cause you to walk in love with your black brothers and sisters. Hmm.

What does it mean to walk in love with your black brothers sisters? That's gonna be defined here. What love does what love says. I will step out of my comfort zone. I will step out of my own privilege.

Ah, here we go. So now we're bringing in concepts of privilege, right? That's what humility does Jesus stepped out of his own privilege now at this point you just I hope you're sitting back on. No, he's not gonna go there.

Is he? Yeah, he did not count his rights regarding a thing to be grasped but was able to let them go. But what was able to let them go to serve people? That's the car. He's talking about the Carmen Christi he's talking about the Carmen Christi and We have addressed Philippians chapter 2 so many different times on this program and it is certainly one of the most incredible awesome Christological passages in all Scripture and What Philippians chapter 2 is it does it is a sermon illustration you you can go back you can go back and You can find sermons.

Where I've addressed Philippians chapter 2 for over 20 years and I've made the strong argument that what this is is this is the recipe for harmony in the local church. But what is the humility it is having not privileges but rights and Laying them aside in the service of all others.

I Cannot think of a worse perversity Than to try to take that beautiful passage. Which is if it were lived out in our churches would bring peace amongst everyone laying Your rights aside to serve others, that's what humility is.

But I can't think of a greater perversity than to racialize that to make that ethnic. Paul gives zero indication of that. You know why because Paul had already taught his churches. That's the past it's gone.

You don't bring it in here. We go to one Lord's Supper one table leave that stuff out of here. It becomes poison when you bring it in. And that's exactly what's happening. Jesus stepped out of his own privilege.

He did not count his rights regarding a thing to be grasped. What was able to let them go. But was able to let them go to serve people and that's what true Christ like love and humility says it says I will let Go of my own privilege.

Let me stop like does do these folks have privilege? I think they're doing a whole lot better than most of us are. Do they have privilege to let go. Do they have privilege over other ethnicities in other contexts does that ever come up.

I Won't hold my white privilege a thing to be grasped. Oh, ah I'm willing to let them go. When he said that Jackie started speaking in tongues. I'm willing to let them go for my black brothers and sisters in Christ.

If you cannot do that, then you are you you you're. Then you're did not walking in love period. So now what you're being told to walk in love you have to buy this.

Mutation.

Where you've you've brought this whole concept that's utterly foreign into texts like Holy places like Philippians chapter 2 and mutate them into something else. Language, I mean, this is biblical language just being absolutely mutated Into who knows what into who knows what?

Yeah.

Just heard rich say there's no fear of God before their eyes. It's true. It's true. Now, let me illustrate this some more. There is I saw I don't know, you know, sometimes you see things on Twitter. Because the people you're following engage in a dialogue with somebody and and so you see stuff you never would have seen otherwise.

Well, there's a Twitter handle inspiring Chris one, which is inspiring Christianity and This individual was making a made a number of assertions from a what would be technically called a Progressive perspective very much on the left and I attempted to engage this person By pointing out that Jesus Specifically.

And this was about Genesis 1 and 2 and had nothing to do with creation and things like that and I'm that's foundational so I went for something that was foundational to what was being said and I was pressing this person and for example, I said except Jesus said then I quote from Matthew chapter 19 in the Greek I said upon what?

Exegetical ground. Do you insert a distinction between Jesus's up our case from the beginning? So what I quoted was He created them from the beginning male and female. He made the male of you know, the Creator did this and I said Upon what exegetical ground do you insert a distinction between Jesus's up our case and Moses's in our K at?

Genesis 1 1 since GSN quotes directly from Genesis 1 and 2 so this is just again basic exegesis. Genesis 1 says in our K in the beginning in the in the Greek Septuagint and Better sheets, but ah and.

So.

When Jesus says up our case from the beginning He made them the Creator created them male and female he's and then quotes from Genesis 1 and 2 then clearly the same beginning is in is in view and therefore there is not only on Jesus's part a recognition of The creation but that there is an element of the creation that is fundamental that must be understood.

And that's the goodness of male and female that it has a purpose. I Think so many people in church. They are so much more disciples of Darwin than Jesus. Well, they know it or not they may not even realize it but they have been so deeply impacted by Darwinian naturalism.

That they just simply filter out. All the stuff were like this where it's so obvious. That Jesus is teaching this now the the responses were amazing. So many of these quote-unquote progressive Christians Who just think it's laughable.

Absolutely laughable. That you would think that there is anything anything at all relevant in the teachings of Jesus regarding Anything in the modern world at all Jesus was just accommodating himself.

I challenged a number of these people Jesus was just accommodating himself. He may have believed that maybe didn't so we don't know it doesn't matter etc, etc, etc. When you when you find people who claim to be followers of Jesus who have that attitude toward Jesus's teachings.

Then you you know that you're talking to somebody who really doesn't believe Jesus rose from the dead. And is not going to be the the the coming king of kings and Lord of lords. That's pretty obvious comes very sadly plain in that in that situation.

So for example, there's a guy named Benjamin Allen Who responded to this inspiring Christianity fellow and he said sadly, dr. Oakley 1689. That's me is beholden to tradition and fundamentalism rather than scripture and context.

So I was giving the actual scripture and the actual context and the other guy is just skipping all of that. But I'm the one that allegedly that is beholden to tradition fundamentalism rather than scripture and context.

Reading comments on Twitter can be extremely depressing it really can be but It also reminds you as I have to remind this audience frequently and friends frequently. If you're in a good church Then that means you are generally having conversation about these things with fellow believers Who likewise have a solid Christian worldview and consistency and things like that, right?

And so you're generally outside of social media. You're not having those conversations with with other people. What you always have to remember is that if you believe if You believe that the scripture is God's if you believe about the Bible.

Find my beautiful Post tenuous locks. I'm gonna grab my brown one. This is oh man is CSS solo scripture right in the front look at that and that beautiful with a Cairo and mm-hmm. Oh that look at the solos long.

Thank You Jeffrey, oh just so soft. Anyways, what was I doing? What were you saying Moses was in the bulrushes? No if you believe That this is God speaking as Jesus did so if you believe Jesus's view on this All right.

You're in the minority. You're in the small Minority less than 10 minority of people who call themselves Christians. You have to keep that in mind. We because we tend because our conversation in good solid churches is With brothers and sisters we tend to get the idea.

Well, that's what everybody believes, but you have to keep in mind. We're in the small minority. That's why I've never Ever liked the majoritarian style argumentation a lot of evidentials. Well, the majority of scholars say because I know we're in the minority on almost everything.

Oh.

Almost everything there's that, you know Romans chapter 1 suppressing the knowledge of God. That's what the vast majority of people do. If you're not suppressing the knowledge of God, it's because God by grace has stopped you from doing so.

Keep in mind. You will experience significantly less frustration in your life if you recognize that you are in the minority and that it's a good place to be. I speaking of I'm not even sure how to tie these together, but I was.

Okay, well yesterday last evening Herschel York Dean of theology at Southern the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville Posted a tweet that reads as follows. Nice and short anyways. Moses had to deal with the anti-brassers.

Who refused to look at the brazen serpent in the wilderness. And I'm I'm sitting here going. No, really? What the Moses had to deal with the anti-brassers? Who refused to look at the brazen serpent in the wilderness?

And.

This is about the new kovat vaccine. And so this is. I guess that you know the anti-vaxxers. And you know the anti-vax Movement and things like that. So Moses had to deal with the anti-brassers who refused to look at the brazen serpent in the wilderness.

My response was fairly straightforward. Not only is this an incredibly absurd use of a vitally important element of the biblical narrative John chapter 3 Jesus's application regards to the serpent in the wilderness.

As a picture of Jesus being lifted up on the cross. But it is wildly inappropriate to apply it to the most unique rushed a novel vaccine ever forced in the bloodstreams of a billion people. It seems that Big Eva has Flown onto the scene.

I don't. The fact that it has happened so Rapidly and maybe it's just because okay now the vaccines ready and so that's. That's how it's gonna happen. I don't. I don't know. Maybe that's what makes it seem like it's been fast and quick and things like that.

I don't know.

But.

It just seems to me like very very very very quickly There has been this Outpouring of support for taking this novel genetically based absolutely unique vaccine and There is an example of it From that perspective.

Now.

Yesterday, dr. Albert Moller presented seven points for consideration in regards to Why he will take the vaccine as soon as it is available from a Christian worldview and I'd like to respond to them in light of.

The.

The fact that this is a completely unique situation. Let me just. Without going into a lot of details. Just remind us.

That.

The amount of wealth That will be flowing into the pharmaceutical arena as Result of what has taken place. Where's where's all the money going? It's leaving the middle class. Okay. The money is leaving the middle class.

It's going someplace. It's going into major corporations Walmart Target Amazon making record amounts of money record amounts of money. It's also going to the pharma companies and you need to remember these pharma companies to my understanding have been completely and thoroughly insulated as part of this warp speed project from any future legal action as to any negative results from these vaccines there will be no you're not gonna you're not gonna hear the I saw a Meme just few moments ago for the program started.

Ten years from now you can be sitting at home and you're gonna hear if you're a loved one took the kovat 19 vaccine Call that it up. That's not gonna happen. There's gonna be no billion dollars set aside anything like that.

Nope. Nope. They have there is they have no liability whatsoever. So let's just can we can we just step back a second and Put a few things on the table before I look at these points for consideration this is a unique situation for multiple reasons what's most frightening to me is that this is a man-made media driven panic.

There was a study that came out Just a few weeks ago that was immediately pulled from the site that posted. It's only available on archive now.

That.

Dove into the numbers and basically said there really hasn't been excess mortality and Dove deeply in the numbers to say it looks like Because other forms of mortality have lessened that there has been an inappropriate Classification of kovat deaths now.

We all know what that's been happening. The public the the public Representatives came out and said if you die and you have a positive kovat test. It's a kovat death a Few days ago. In fact, I have a clip here.

Unfortunately rich left so I can't play it. But I have a I have a clip that I'll get to once rich returns to the to the control room. Where Anthony Fauci? Yes, the Anthony Fauci this past summer admitted in Talking with fellow with with virologists That the PCR testing that we're we're doing right now is subject to wild False positives wild number of false positive.

He admitted it. He talked about it and So you have the deaths.

Any.

Anybody honestly. You can have a person in hospice On pain meds in their last week of life and if they get for coronavirus, that's what killed them. They wouldn't have lived another five days, but it doesn't matter.

There's a positive PCR test for kovat. That's a kovat death that's created a massively large number of Deaths which the media and we don't have a free press in America any longer. The media as a group Has used to create a massive sense of panic.

Panic amongst the people that's. What's going on? And so the mindset is We have a horrible thing going on. People are dying in the streets. We can't we've got to have refrigerator trucks the CCUs are full even though that's a that's a complete fraud as well.

It was from the start. I Worked in a hospital. The CCU was almost always full and That wasn't during any any pandemic. They want it that way. That's how they survive. They plan things so as to have a certain amount of.

Occupation.

People don't understand these things. We have had a numbers game run on us About CCU beds. We've had a numbers game run on us about mortality rates and numbers. Massive massive stuff. Oh, hey, welcome back.

Nice to have you back here. How you doing? People are walking around. Okay. All right. So our cars are okay and stuff. Okay. All right. Your your glasses are dark. So you were out in the Sun. Yeah, okay.

Well, I was gonna play something. So I was telling people that that you were you were gone and and you're. Yeah, so let me let me play this for you. I've already introduced it to you. Listen to what Anthony Fauci says in this conversation this week in virology now.

Look folks. This week in virology is not on CNN. It's not on MSNBC and they have nobody on there in in their staff that have anything any idea with any of this stuff. It's talking about but listen to this clip.

Listen, listen, what's that here?

Right again a good question. And what is now sort of evolving into a bit of a standard that if you get a cycle threshold of 35 or more that the chances of it being replication competent are miniscule.

So that if somebody and you know, we do we have patients and it's very frustrating for the patients as well as for the physicians. Somebody comes in and they repeat their PCR and it's like 37 cycle threshold.

But you never if you almost never can culture virus from a 37 threshold cycle, okay now I.

Understand why that did not go viral. Okay, I even I even tweeted if I told you that Anthony Fauci said that anything over 35 cycles in a PCR test Is worthless. How many of you would have any idea what I was talking about.

And most people just honestly wrote back and said I don't have any I said without googling it. They're like, I don't know. I had a couple doctors go. Yeah, I do. It's significant and but I'm a doctor.

So that's that's why I know the PCR the the the way that they are seeking to detect the signatures of these of this virus is.

By.

Causing those little fragments That are identifiable in the shell of the virus. To replicate themselves and so you go through these these cycles where it doubles it and doubles it and doubles it and doubles it and it's it so you get to 35 and What he's saying is once you get past that level.

You can't have any confidence at all. He said minuscule. I thought that was interesting. You can have no confidence. That once it finally comes up says ah, there it is. That that actually means anything because you have magnified it you've multiplied it so Massively that it could be anything.

I remember when my wife Took I think at least two maybe three tests when she was still working. Always came back negative, but they always sent stuff back with her. That said even if it comes back positive, that doesn't mean you have COVID -19.

You might have had a cold recently or all sorts of other things like that why because that's how PCR tests work. So he's saying past 35 and beyond worthless. What's the standard in the in the United States right now 40?

40 cycles. That's why we're getting this we don't have we have right now a testdemic not a pandemic. Because not only do you have the piece the the problem of the PCR. But we are also testing you ready for this 670 times more Than we have at this point in time in any year past for example for flu if we if you went back to 2017 to 2018 Took the numbers of positives then and then multiply it by 670.