😭 When Lucifer STOPPED Worshiping God | Animated Story!

Education Center: Q: Did Lucifer know how to call down fire from heaven? A: In the book of Job, Satan was able to call fire down from heaven to destroy Job’s sheep and servants (Job 1:16). Undoubtedly, he learned this in heaven while he was still good before his fall. Q: Did Lucifer really become sorry for his jealousy, but then become jealous again of Jesus? A: In Bible typology, you can see a similar pattern in the story of Saul and David. King Saul, like Lucifer, was called anointed (1 Samuel 24:6), was handsome and exalted, yet became jealous of David. At times Saul admitted his wrong and felt remorse (1 Samuel 24:16–17), but he ultimately returned to jealousy and rebellion instead of truly changing. Q: Did Satan really leave his place as covering cherub? A: The Bible says that the fallen angels “kept not their first estate, but left their own habitation” (Jude 1:6). So not only Lucifer, but also the angels he deceived abandoned the high positions God had given them. Q: Did the other angels also influence Lucifer for evil? I thought they were purely victims and not guilty themselves. A: The Bible says, “the wicked is snared in the work of his own hands” (Psalm 9:16), and “the sinner shall be holden with the cords of his sins” (Proverbs 5:22). The fallen angels are also called sinners in Jude 1:6. Sin spreads and strengthens itself, so it is very possible that as Satan influenced them toward rebellion, they in turn strengthened and encouraged one another in evil. As Obadiah 1:15 says, “As thou hast done, it shall be done unto thee.”