 Because, see, before you had to continue, take a little bit of your bread, you know, and then to make the next, in that time when they were making bread, the moms would have to get a little bit of that dough and save it for the next one and make some more and then save some of that. But now he says, cut that all off. I don't want any of that bread you had in bondage. I'm going to separate seven days. And so Levin, in my opinion, more than referring to sin, is talking about separation, setting them apart from what they had been.