PART ONE. The evil Rome as the real and the real false prophet revealed to me by our Lord Jesus Christ

During its twelve-century history, the Roman civilization shifted from a monarchy to an oligarchic republic to a immense empire.

Since then it has been continously inhabited, and, as headquaters first of the Roman Empire and then of the Roman Catholic Church, it has had an immense impact on the world.

Rome began as an Iron Age , a hut, then a village, then a town founded in the mid-8th century BC.

In 616, the Romans’ sophisticated Etruscan neighbours seized power, but were ousted in 509, the inception of the Roman Republic. It conquered most of the rest of Italy, then turned its attentions overseas, and by the 1st century BC, ruled Spain, North Africa and Greece. 

The expansion of the Roman Empire provided opportunities for power-hungry individuals, and the clashing of egos led to colaps of democracy.

CaesarJulius Caesar ruled for a time as dictator, and his nephew Octavian became Rome’s first emperor, assuming the title Augustus.

During the reign of Augustus, Christ was born, and though Christians were persecuted until the 4th century, the new religion took hold and Rome became the main centre of Christianity. Note that there were three sects of religion, the true church of Jesus Christ, the apostate Roman catholic church founded by the Bishop of which the Bishop used as a way of falling away from Christ and Judaism religion

Even though it was the seat of the papacy, during the Middle Ages Rome went into decline. The city recovered spectacularly in the mid-15th century, and for over 200 years was embellished by the greatest artists of the Renaissance and the Baroque.

Finally, in 1870, Rome became the capital of the newly unified Italy.

Roman history timeline

People have inhabited Italy for a long time, because of its fertility, but the time when Ancient Rome was powerful did not begin until after the immense power of Greece and Egypt. History of Rome is usually divided into three main phases: before the rise of Rome, the Roman Republic, and the Roman Empire. The Roman Empire is usually divided up according to who was emperor. The Roman Empire was a phase of the ancient Roman civilization with the typical autocratic form of government. The earlier Roman Republic had been weakened and destroyed by the conflict between Sulla and Gaius Marius, which was followed by the civil war against Pompey lead by Gaius Julius Caesar. During all these fights hundreds of senators had fallen in battle, subsequently been executed, murdered, or had commited a suicide. The Roman Senate had been refilled by devoted friends of the First Triumvirate, and later on, by followers of the Second Triumvirate. At last, Octavian (later renamed as Augustus) defeated his opponent Mark Antony and completed this gradual destruction by completely reorganizing the Roman Republic into the Roman Empire.