Genesis Chapter 14

The Events of Genesis are Extreamly Important – The Battle of 9 Kings is literally a part of the Rebellion of Satan “In the 13th year they Rebelled” – This was World War 0 the Origional World War.

After the Satanic Rebellion then God appeared in Melchizedek to show Abraham the Correct Kingdom to Worship – The Kingdom of Jesus Christ!

Regarding the Rebellion of Satan

Apparently Satan knows that there are a fixed number of Global Gentile Kindoms, 7 according to Revelation 17.

At the Time of the Genesis 14 Satanic Rebellion there had been 1 Kingdom, Tower of Babel – King Nimrod, that had already come and gone.

Satan knows that his Antichrist Kingdom is the Last Kingdom on earth. Satan is trying to rapidly cycle through Kingdoms and Societies in an attempt to access his final Kingdom Antichrist throne.

The Satanic Rebellion Failed and Satan was unable to advance the Kingdom Count. None of the kings involved in World War 0, specifically not even Chedorlaomer the King of Elam,  would become a Golobal Empire. The 2nd Global Kingdom would come from Egypt with Pharaoh Akhenaten.

It’s important when studying history and especially Royalty and Dynasties (i.e. the Kings of England and Europe) to consider that Satan is behind the scenes actively trying to destroy any Monarchy or Society that Satan thinks might be blocking his 7th Kingdom Antichrist Reign on Earth.

King Amraphel aka Hammurabi

In Genesis 14:1, King Amraphel (Hammurabi) is identified as the king of Shinar (previously the Kingdom of Nimrod, Tower of Babel) and one of four eastern kings allied under Chedorlaomer to suppress a rebellion by five kings in the Jordan Valley. He participated in the coalition that defeated local kings and seized Lot, prompting Abraham’s rescue mission. – Google AI

Hammurabi was the sixth king of the First Babylonian Dynasty, reigning from approximately 1792 to 1750 B.C. He is most famous for creating the Code of Hammurabi, one of history’s earliest and most complete written legal systems. – Google AI

* King Amraphel is almost certainly the famous king known commonly as King Hammurabi of Shinar/Babylonia.

By David Anson Brown

Abraham’s Migration: The Battle of 9 Kings (Genesis 14)