The King of Assyria's Letter to Judah

This seems like a further taunting of God. I don't know if he's doing that on purpose, but there's something there where if you're coming up against Judah, who by the way, it needs to remain. He writes us in the letter has a guy who according to snackeribs own records, he says I trapped has a kaya like a bird in a cage in Jerusalem. That's his own metaphor for for what he did with with as a guy. And I love what he does with it. He he takes it, he reads it. And then he carries it to the temple and he spreads it out before God. It just kind of picture him.