They'll settle into this counterfeit life style. You want to be our priest? Sure? Didn't we see that in the book of judges where it's he we need a priest. I mean, i've made my own little images, and i've got my own little ephod a. I just, i could use a priest. Son, you want to do it? I'm not a levite, asok? Oh, until a levite comes and is willing to be hired out for priest craft. We saw these problems earlier. And now judah jrut jereboam, excuse me, is doing making this mistake on a much larger scale, big problems up north. So once again, we see this over swinging of the pendulum from the over zealousness of reoboam in the south to the the laxity, the under zealousness, of jeroboam in the north. One more detail from second chronicles, that version. Chapter 13, verse nine, have yo not cast out the priests of the lord, the sons of aaron and the levites, and have made you priests after the manner of the nations of other lands, so that whosoever cometh to consecrate himself with a young bullock and seven rams, the same may be a priest of them that are no gods. Talk about i in your face. Jeremo just got called out in that verse. You really think that's all it takes? Talk about priest craft. Anybody who's willing to learn the craft will take it. Anybody who can. If you'll just bring a bullock and seven rams, good enough. That'll be, i don't know, this is your your test run to try out some sacrifice. And if it looks good, then you can be a priest, even though you're not one. It's fitting because you're worshipping a god that isn't really one. The whole thing is counterfeit, top to bottom. Speaking of which, go back to the first king's version, and in chapter 12, verse 32, jeroboam ordained a feast in the eighthon, on the fifteenth day of the month, like unto the feast that is in judah. So now he's creating some counterfeit holy days. And he offered upon the altar, fake altar here. So did he in bethel, sacrificing unto the calves that he had made, self made gods. And he placed in bethel the priests of the high aces which he had made, man made high places. Verse 33, so he offered upon the altar which he had made in bethel, the fifteenth day of the eighth month, even in the month which he had devised of his own heart, and ordained a feast unto the children of israel. And he offered upon the altar and incense. I love the way that that's all phrased, because the repetition of, oh, he made that, he made that, oh, he, well, he just devised it out of his own heart down south, where did judah receive their their ways of worship from god?