@Leadfoot,
My dad uses that word. I'm not sure I agree.
Rather than a benevolent dictatorship, it's more like a minarchy. A govern with the least amount of rule.
As in, much of Judges is propaganda where they say "There was no king in those days..." What really was the case was the complaint when they first asked God for a king like the other nations. They are told that the king will raid 1/10 of their property and possibly sleep with their women. I think that's more or less what they said. No dictatorship that starts benevolent ever ends that way (eirher they gradually become more cruel or they get taken over), because God wants us to cut the cord. Jesus tells us, "My yoke is easy, and my burden is light." When God comes, it will be because we stop getting fooled by leaders. Trump was a benevolent dictator too, but his rule led directly to the asshole that is Biden. In other countries, the good leaders turned out to be frauds. We would be better with no leader than leaders thar do too much. You see, even someone who tries to push for government that is kind meets resistance from the status quo or from those on the government teat worried about losing their benefits. And so, there's a sort of recoil back into tyranny.
When God truly comes to reign, the only difference between that and doing it ourselves is that we will have the knowledge and self-control to live decently. When we learn to govern our own lives and stop making stupid decisions , God will have rule over our lives. Self-discipline.
My dad, as I say, believed in a benevolent dictatorship. I believe in constitutional anarchy. Ten years later, Trump is out of office, and benevolent dictatorship has been replaced by a true dictatorship.
Dictatorship has been tried, the one thing that hasn't been tried is letting God guide our lives, and ignoring politicians entirely.