kx000
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I already clarified that Lucifer has received maximum punishment for his crimes and is bound in hell. There is a good chance the devil will enter the gates of New Jerusalem and kneel before Jesus, and Jesus will ask him of his deeds. the devil will reply what he has ever done, and Jesus will offer him back his name, Lucifer, and Lucifer will accept, and he will make one request of Christ, he will ask to be sent back to hell so he may serve his purpose and burn all those who needing burning, and he will shout to the skys and he will fall on his face and praise God, and he will ask, is it in your name I live out eternity as the deceiver of all hell, and the LORD will shout back, yes. And into the abyss he will go.
Just to clearify:
Lucifer was born, and he was directed by God to a sacred place where he could be alone for some time. Lucifer was give by God the light of God to hold and keep sacred, for he was most worthy to know of everything.
As the beginning of man kind draws near Lucifer yells to God, "they are not perfect! Even in Heaven we have heathens, let me and Michael banish these angels, they are not found among us in the end!" God said to Lucifer, "we will go along with man kind, as it is my test." Lucifer did not see this fit so he rebelled to overthrow the Messiah and take control of Heaven. His punishment for this was his name being stricken from him and become Satan. Satan was then thrown down to earth right as Michael became Adam. The crime of Satan, the Serpent was deceiving the whole world to his ends. When Jesus called all the sons of God before him Satan lined up, and his crimes were read to him, and he became the devil. The crimes of the devil are deception, temptation, and suicide. For this he is bound to hell. In the final hour he will be called again, and he will ask to repent, and Jesus will say yes, and the devil will state his case. Jesus will be understanding of the fact that Lucifer worked out of righteousness, and that he only tempted man, he never committed a sin on his own except for suicide. On top of that, he was knew man would fail since the on start, and that he worked in the best interest of every mighty angel to not proceed with the test of man. He will the repent for his crimes of rebellion against God, for his temptation of man, and for suicide, and God will return to him his name Lucifer. Justice is being served /thread.
Just to clearify:
Lucifer was born, and he was directed by God to a sacred place where he could be alone for some time. Lucifer was give by God the light of God to hold and keep sacred, for he was most worthy to know of everything.
As the beginning of man kind draws near Lucifer yells to God, "they are not perfect! Even in Heaven we have heathens, let me and Michael banish these angels, they are not found among us in the end!" God said to Lucifer, "we will go along with man kind, as it is my test." Lucifer did not see this fit so he rebelled to overthrow the Messiah and take control of Heaven. His punishment for this was his name being stricken from him and become Satan. Satan was then thrown down to earth right as Michael became Adam. The crime of Satan, the Serpent was deceiving the whole world to his ends. When Jesus called all the sons of God before him Satan lined up, and his crimes were read to him, and he became the devil. The crimes of the devil are deception, temptation, and suicide. For this he is bound to hell. In the final hour he will be called again, and he will ask to repent, and Jesus will say yes, and the devil will state his case. Jesus will be understanding of the fact that Lucifer worked out of righteousness, and that he only tempted man, he never committed a sin on his own except for suicide. On top of that, he was knew man would fail since the on start, and that he worked in the best interest of every mighty angel to not proceed with the test of man. He will the repent for his crimes of rebellion against God, for his temptation of man, and for suicide, and God will return to him his name Lucifer. Justice is being served /thread.
