• NIM, verb "to take; to steal; to filch" + ROD, noun [Latin radius, ray, radix, root.]

Nimrod represents the partial (living) stealing from the whole (process of dying), hence claiming the loss within which one grows aka repressing ones expressive growth by holding onto impressing loss.

The process of dying (loss) represents the soil for the seed of living (growth) and resisting (living) temptation (dying) represents the roots spreading outwards.

nimrodism

Consenting to suggested -ism implies ignoring perceivable origin (process of dying), and thereby the need to resist it (as the living). That represents ones choice of want (suggested) over need (perceivable); hence uprooting (rod) self while holding onto (nim) suggested.

orders

a) suggested orders represent ongoing revisionism to tempt one (living) to ignore being within the natural order of oneness (process of dying).

b) the few change the names of suggested orders to tempt the many to ignore that the natural order represents constant change.

c) the few mimic motion by changing the affixed words (brands; idols) they suggest as an overlay upon the perceivable moving system, and ones consent to hold onto theses suggested words (making lists of suggested information within memory) tricks one to perceive it as moving information, instead of affixed idols of meaning within the constant flow of perceivable inspiration (predefined meaning).

roman empire

• RO'MAN, adjective (Heb. to be high, to raise) + EM'PIRE, noun [Latin imperium] - "supreme power in governing; supreme dominion; sovereignty; imperial power".

Aka ones (living) free will of choice (empirical power) to grow (roman) within loss (process of dying)...within the fall of an empire (dying) it reigns supreme (living).