Why did Rome preserve much of Greek culture?
Rome preserved much of Greek culture because it saw that Greek culture was profitable and chose to integrate it into its own empire rather than destroy it. This careful preservation allowed Greek influences to remain and be absorbed into Roman society and its empire.
Les explains that Rome was very careful not to destroy much of the Greek culture because they saw it was profitable to integrate it into their own empire. In the broader prophetic context, the revived Roman Empire contains the remains of previous empires, and Greek culture was one of those attributes that remained evident. Thus, Rome deliberately preserved and absorbed Greek culture for its own advantage rather than eliminating it.