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Global Kingdoms The Result of Civil War
Historically every major Global Superpower Nation and Kingdom State has first had it’s own Civil War to deal with and then after getting their own House Affairs in order have proceeded to a Preeminent Global Presence i.e. the USA Civil War followed by The Spanish American War, WWI & WWlI Victories.
1. The Tower of Babel – the result of some sort of a Civil War conflict where the younger generation split off from the Original Noah’s Ark community and built their own Kingdom further to the East.
And it came to pass, as they journeyed from the east (Noah’s Ark to the southeast where they built the Tower of Babel), that they found a plain in the land of Shinar; and they dwelt there. – Genesis 11:2 KJV
2. Egypt fought a series of Civil Wars amongst itself prior to becoming the 2nd Kingdom Global Dynasty.
Around 3100 B.C., Upper Egypt (the south) and Lower Egypt (the north) were united into a single Kingdom by King Narmer (also identified as Menes), creating the foundation of the First Dynasty and centralized Egyptian state. – Google AI Gemini
Egyptian Pharaoh King Akhenaten moved the capital of Egypt from Thebes to a new, empty site (prevously known as the area of On or Heliopolis) located in “Middle Egypt” a city he called Akhet-aten meaning “Horizon of the Aten” (renaming the Sun from Amun to Aten) located at modern-day Amarna, in the fifth year of his reign (around 1348 BC). Where Akhetaten worshiped his own Sun Worship ‘Trinity’ religion of Aten [Aten the Majestic visible sun “disc of the day” – Ankh the “hands of life” rays of sunlight providing physical warmth – Ra the 3rd god the unseen ‘unknowable’ core of the sun – “The House of Ra” Heliopolis in Greek (Jwnw or Iunu in Egyptian, and On when Romanized] the sun god Aten. – Google AI Gemini
Pharaoh (Akhenaten) gave Joseph the name Zaphenath-paneah and gave him a wife, Asenath daughter of Potiphera, Priest at On (lit. Heliopolis). And Joseph went throughout the land of Egypt. – Genesis 41:45 CSB
3. Babylon – fought a Civil War with Assyria and was successfully able to break away.
Babylonian King Nebuchadnezzar II’s father was Nabopolassar, the founder of the Neo-Babylonian Empire. In 626 BC, his father Nabopolassar took advantage of a destructive Civil War within the Assyrian Empire, triggered by succession crises and rebellions following the death of King Ashurbanipal — to seize the Throne of Babylon and break away from Assyrian control.
The Battle of Carchemish (Jeremiah 46:1-12) was fought in May or June of 605 BC near the Euphrates River. The Babylonian Empire, led by crown prince Nebuchadnezzar II, decisively defeated the allied forces of Ancient Egypt combined with soilders from Africa and the remnants of the Assyrian Empire. – Google AI Gemini
Babylon defeated Egypt becoming the Third (of Seven – Revelation 17:9-11) Biblical Global Gentile Kingdom.
4. Persia – fought a Civil War with the Medes.
The Medo-Persian conflict (553–550 B.C.) was a rebellion led by Cyrus the Great of Persia against the Median king Astyages. What began as a subject state’s revolt ended with the collapse of the Median Empire and the birth of the Achaemenid Persian Empire.
Cyrus the Great conquered Babylon (The Fall of Babylon – Daniel 5) becoming the Forth Global Gentile Kingdom.
5. Greece – was constantly embroiled in civil conflicts.
Alexander the Great’s father, Philip II of Macedon, was assassinated in 336 BC by Pausanias of Orestis, one of his own royal bodyguards, during a wedding celebration in the ancient city of Aegae.
The assassination caused immediate political chaos, but 20-year-old Alexander The Great quickly secured the backing of the army and claimed the Throne of Greece, executing potential rivals rather than fighting a civil war. – Google AI Gemini
6. Rome – fought Rome in Civil War after Civil War to determine the Leader of Rome.
The First Triumvirate was an informal, secret political alliance formed in 60 BC by Julius Caesar (The Roman High Priest ‘Flamen Dialis’ and his own very popular Cult of Personality Worship Society), Pompey the Great (A Highly Successful Army General), and Marcus Licinius Crassus (“The richest man in Rome” – Financier – Extreamly Personally Wealthy). They pooled their vast wealth, military fame, and political influence to bypass the Roman Senate and dominate the politics of the late Roman Republic.
King Julius Caesar was assassinated on March 15, 44 BC (known as the Ides of March) by a group of Roman Senators at the Curia of Pompey. Led by Marcus Junius Brutus and Gaius Cassius Longinus, the conspirators stabbed (slashed) Caesar 23 times (a physical examination of the body by Roman physicians concluded that only one wound was fatal the last wound a stab wound by Brutus), hoping to save the Roman Republic from his absolute Monarchy Kingdom Rule. – Google AI Gemini
7. Revised Rome – The Christian Empire of Constantine I – Concluding in the Antichrist 7 year ruinous reign.
the Battle of the Milvian Bridge fought on October 28, 312 AD, was a decisive conflict near Rome where Emperor Constantine I defeated his Roman rival Maxentius. This victory secured Constantine’s control over the Western Roman Empire and is famously linked to his vision of the Christian cross, which shifted imperial favor toward Christianity.
Roman Emperor Constantine I the Great moved the Imperial Capital from Rome in 330 A.D. to the ancient Greek city of Byzantium (1 Peter 1:1 – near Bithynia – Nicaea ‘Council of Nicaea 325 A.D.’ an ancient Greek and Roman city located in the northwestern Anatolian region of Bithynia – hosted the Council of Nicaea only because the facilities at nearby Byzantium were not yet ready). He renamed the site Constantinople (modern-day Istanbul), establishing a new center for the Roman Empire that blended Roman political traditions with the Christian Religion and an Imperial identity. – Google AI Gemini
Byzantium itself was located on the European side of the Bosporus, it sat directly across the strait from Bithynia, a major region in northwestern Asia Minor (modern Turkey) that served as the vital, rich backyard and military buffer for the Byzantine capital of Constantinople.
8. The Millennial (1,000 year) Kingdom Reign of Jesus Christ on earth at Jerusalem.
Then I saw Thrones, and (Saints) people seated on them who were given authority to judge. I also saw the souls of those (Tribulation Saints) who had been beheaded because of their Testimony about Jesus and because of God’s word, who had not worshiped the beast (Satan – Antichrist) or his image, and who had not accepted the (666) mark on their foreheads or their hands. They came to life and reigned with the Messiah (Jesus Christ) for 1,000 years. – Revelation 20:4 CSB
By David Anson Brown
