The History Of Tyrants and Nations

By Bradlee Dean
July 2, 2014
NewsWithViews.com

“God, if you are there, strike me dead!” –Italian dictator Benito Mussolini

Many years later God did accommodate when Mussolini and his mistress were condemned to death. Mussolini said, “Let me save my life and I will give you an empire!” then began shouting “No, No.” They were both executed along with main members of his cabinet on April 29, 1945. Their bodies were savagely beaten then hung upside down at an Esso gas station in the Plazzale Loreto in Milan.

Men wickedly depart from God and His Laws by following men who claim to be something they are not, simply because men fail to judge them by their fruit (Matthew 24:5). They are then led away through deception, millions and millions of people are slaughtered through contrived wars, and nations are destroyed! This, of course, occurs because people that should know better neglect duty through apathy and blindly follow their leader. Men tempt God by allowing tyrants to take the helm and steer into history destruction these same men wish would have never been allowed. They then return to the God they should have never departed from in the first place (Leviticus 26:40-46).

Speaking of these tyrants, they know that God is who He says He is, for He is the One with whom they feebly make war (James 2:19).

Napoleon Bonaparte said, “The Bible is no mere book, but a Living Creature, with a power that conquers all that oppose it.” (Psalm 2:5)

Friends, history teaches us just that.

For example:

Maxentine built a false bridge to drown Constantine, but was drowned himself.
Sultan Bajazet was carried by Tamerlane in an iron cage that he intended for Tamerlane.

Maximinus put out the eyes of thousands of Christians. Soon after, a fearful disease of the eyes broke out among his people, of which he himself died in great agony.

Valens caused about 80 Christians to be sent to sea in a ship and burned alive. He was defeated by the Goths and fled to a cottage, where he was burned alive.

Alexander VI was poisoned by wine he had prepared for another.

Henry III of France was stabbed in the same chamber where he had helped to contrive the cruel massacre of French Protestants.

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