Where did our court system and republican type of government come from?
The whole system of courts, judges, law, and a republican type of government came out of the ancient Roman Empire. Greek influence contributed architecture and classical philosophy, but the legal and governmental structures described here trace to Rome. This origin is clearly stated.
Les explains that while much architecture and classical philosophy came out of the Greek Empire, our whole system of courts, judges, law, and a republican type of government came out of the ancient Roman Empire. He ties this to the stone in Daniel that rolls over the remains of these ancient empires at Christ’s Second Coming, blowing them away like chaff from a threshing floor. Just as wind separates grain from chaff in a harvest, the remains of these empires will be blown away, and he connects this to Daniel’s 75-day period and end-time scenarios in Luke 21.