Undoubtedly, Julius Caesar was an unforgettable character. He was a Roman general and senator, whose role switched between Politics and the Military. He was an orator whose brief words were also golden. He was once supposed to write and submit to Rome a detailed report of his conquest but simply penned the words: "I came, I saw, I conquered." Those words are still alive today. There's a myth that Julius Caesar was born by Caesarean section (C.S), and while this isn't true, even historians wish it were so! . . March is remembered by many as the month in which Caesar died. Like the biblical Samson, Julius Caesar was popular in life and in death. He was killed on the staircase to the Senate building by senators who felt threatened by his rise. He was stabbed 23 times, but the lethal wound was the one inflicted by his friend, Brutus. In William Shakespeare's play about the historic event, we find Caesar's words: "And you, Brutus?" . . The brutal Brutus thought he had killed Caesar, but Caesar's legacy didn't die. Today's calendar wakes up daily to the influence of Julius Caesar. He introduced the leap year we still use today. What's more, July is named after him. There's no month of Brutus. Caesar's death ushered in the birth of the Roman Empire, and emperors bore the name Caesar, including Tiberius who was the "Caesar" on the coin in the days of Jesus. Judas betrayed Jesus; Jesus was buried, but like all buried seeds, He sprouted with resurrection life. Judas is part of the plan! We may have challenges but we always win. We are struck down, but not destroyed. We are indestructible. . #indestructible #godly #march #marchbaby #marchman #birthday #loading #25th #blessed #boss #iron #ironman #followforfollow #insta (at Salvation Ministries)
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