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Because the law of not committing adultery is not a shadow of things to come. I mean, how is that a shadow of things to come, right? Laotian anestheol, you know, that's a shadow of things to come in the future. No, that's moral. You know, Laotian not commit adultery, that's a shadow of things to come. That's stupid and foolishness. That's not a shadow of things to come. That's something that was, you see, the ceremonial laws was something that was introduced by Moses, but the moral laws was something that's always been there. It's not like God just decided to become moral when Moses came on the scene. It's like, you know, I think I'm going to say adultery is bad. Autonomy is wicked, only when Moses came. That's not true. It's always been that way. In fact, the Bible says that the law of God is written on our hearts, you know, in the Old Testament, both Jew and Gentile have the law of God written in their hearts. It's always been that way. However, the ceremonial laws were instituted during Moses and they were done away with at the coming of Christ when he was crucified on the cross. Now, go to Hebrews chapter four. So we don't have to say, well, you talk about the Ten Commandments. Yeah, but just so happened that one of the Ten Commandments has the ceremonial law on it. But it's still the law of Moses. Does it make it null and void because, you know, to remember the Sabbath and to keep it holy is in the midst of all these moral laws? No, it just means that that's the law of God. Now, look what it says in Hebrews chapter four, verse number one. Let us therefore fear lest a promise being left us of entering into his rest. Any of you should seem to come short of it. For unto us was the gospel preached as well as unto them, but the word preached did not profit them, not being mixed with faith in them that heard it. By the way, this is a good verse for the dispensationalist to memorize. You say, why is that? Because it says in verse number two, for unto us the gospel was preached as well as unto them. They got we got the same gospels. Okay.