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Thank you. And as far as the Aramaic goes, I didn't see anything that was a major, anything that people had a major problem with the, with the Aramaic.

I mean, I think it's a lot like the Latin.

You have to just kind of choose which Latin you're going to go with because there was, you know, so much the Latin of the 400s was different than Caesar's Latin,

which was different from first century Latin.

And so I'm sure there's a very similar case with Aramaic.

Even with Latin today, I believe that there's kind of a controversy between and the Catholic Church.

The way Latin is pronounced by English speakers as opposed to Europeans, that the Europeans,

it almost sounds like Italian, and it has sort of an Italian accent to it, where in the American and English, they'll go a lot more with making it sound like something like a textbook.

Yes, in fact, I have personal experience of this.

When I was looking up the pronunciation of some Latin words in my show, I stumbled across a couple of websites which have Latin pronunciation.

And there was one website which was markedly different.

For example, the letters S-C-S-C, it said would pronounce shh.

Other websites are saying, no, they're pronounced sk.

I was thinking, yeah, this one particular website,

all the vowels are sort of different and the consonants are different.

And it turned out the website,

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