Lucifer was cast out of Heaven like lightning, but not to this Earth. He and his co-rebellers were sacked from Heaven, but not without their angelic powers, which they still possess even to this day.
Unlike man, who is made from dust, angels were called from fire and shine as dazzling light more glorious than our sun (Hebrews 1:7).
Among all the angels of Heaven, Lucifer was the highest, mightiest, and most glorious. He is clothed with dazzling beauty, immense intelligence, and wonderful abilities. Lucifer led the angelic host in Heaven to sing the praises of Jehovah; his vocal cords are wonderfully made (Ezekiel 28:13). He thus raised the first note before the chorus was sung by the hosts of that dazzling eternal City in the North of the galaxies; beyond Orion.
Lucifer was the covering cherub who stood just before Jehovah’s throne and was closest to the Godhead than every other created being (Ezekiel 28:14). So bright was he that he was called “son of the morning”! Yet, he was not satisfied with his position in Heaven and his subjugation to Jesus (called Michael, which means “he who is who God is”, in Heaven), who is equal to Jehovah.
Lucifer aspired to be like Jehovah and sit on His throne like Jesus (Michael)(Isaiah 14:12-14). He plotted evil and sowed his rebellion and propaganda in the minds of the angels…he was perfect from the day he was made, until iniquity was found in him (Ezekiel 28:15).
By virtue of his rebellion, Michael cast Lucifer from Heaven (Revelation 12.7) and he lost his exalted position. Wandering about, he came to this planet and succeeded in deceiving our first parents. He thus wrenched the power of this earth from Adam and plunged the Earth into woe and indescribable evil.
Therefore, God has sworn by Himself to destroy Satan by fire from the midst of him. He shall be devoured by the fire that formed him until he becomes ashes and will be no more (Ezekiel 28:16-19). “How art thou fallen oh Lucifer, son of the morning!!
Behold the evil thou has brought to this fair earth. The blood spilled, the devastations…behold the works of thy hands oh Lucifer. Are thou pleased with it, son of the morning? Your insatiable envy and pride have led you to destroy billions of angels and men: are thou pleased, oh Satan?
May God save us from the plots of Satan and his hordes. May all his evil plans come to naught!
