Superstates have existed in various forms through the ages, but not in the way they are forming today. Many world leaders are planning on creating a system that will exercise hegemony over the whole world. Their plans will eventually lead to a beast system that will rule over the earth. But then a superstate will come on the scene and usher in the true Millennium.
by Don Ward
Colloquial use of the word super implies
that which is of great excellence and strength.
In the technical sense, super denotes
that which is above or superior in rank. So super denotes that
which is over, above or beyond and a superstate is a state that
is over or beyond other states.
Nimrod creates superstate
Shortly after the Flood, God divided the earth
among the families of Noah (Genesis 10:32). As they journeyed from the
east they came to the land of Shinar. At Shinar, Nimrod led a rebellion
against God's command for the descendants of Noah to re-colonize the earth.
He knew that it would be impossible for him to rule over the families of
the earth if they were scattered abroad. So he inspired the building of
a tower that the people would look to so they would not be scattered abroad
(Genesis 11:4). But God intervened and confounded the languages of the
people, thus forcing them to be scattered through the earth.
As the families of Noah settled their lands
they eventually developed into nation-states. God is the author of
families, tribes and nations. God's historic desire is for nation-states
to live according to His laws. The government of nation-states is supposed
to serve the people of that nation. Just as a loving father provides
for the needs of his family, the nation-state should provide for the
needs of all its families. God gave the families of Noah an inheritance
in the earth. That inheritance or land was given to those people to
sustain them. It was theirs to have and to hold. Thus the nation-state
is to maintain sovereignty over its land and people. Sovereignty means
that nations have the right to hold their land and govern their people.
