BEFORE SATAN FELL…THIS HAPPENED! FULL MOVIE! 😲

Education Center: Q: Why does Lucifer look good and friendly in the beginning? A: Because Lucifer was originally created perfect. The Bible says, “Thou wast perfect in thy ways from the day that thou wast created” (Ezekiel 28:15). Evil came from a beautiful and exalted being, not a monster. Q: Did God give Lucifer a chance to repent? A: Yes. Isaiah 14 describes Lucifer being “cut down,” language connected in Scripture with warnings before judgment (Isaiah 14:12). Throughout the Bible, God repeatedly gives mercy before destruction. Q: Did Lucifer know how to call down fire from heaven? A: Yes. In Job 1:16, Satan called fire down from heaven to destroy Job’s sheep and servants. He likely learned this power before his fall. Q: Did Lucifer become sorry for his jealousy, then return to it again? A: Yes. A similar pattern appears in Saul’s relationship with David. Saul confessed wrong at times, yet repeatedly returned to jealousy and rebellion (1 Samuel 24:16–17). Q: Did Satan and the fallen angels leave their positions in heaven? A: Yes. Jude says the angels “kept not their first estate, but left their own habitation” (Jude 1:6). Q: Did the fallen angels strengthen each other in rebellion? A: Yes. Sin spreads and feeds itself. Scripture says sinners are trapped by their own sins (Proverbs 5:22), and “as thou hast done, it shall be done unto thee” (Obadiah 1:15). Q: Did the loyal angels try to rescue the deceived angels? A: Undoubtedly. Angels are “ministering spirits” sent to help and save (Hebrews 1:14). Heaven rejoices when sinners repent (Luke 15:7). Q: Did Lucifer tell the angels they had gone too far to return? A: Satan often drives people to despair, convincing them they are beyond hope, just as seen in the stories of Saul and others. Q: Was Michael actually Jesus? A: Many believe so. Jesus said the dead rise at His voice (John 5:28–29), while 1 Thessalonians 4:16 says they rise at the voice of the archangel. “Archangel” means chief messenger, not a created angel. Q: What happened after Satan was cast out of heaven? A: Revelation 12 says Satan was cast to the earth. Genesis 1:2 describes the earth as dark and without form, indicating Satan was already present before Adam and Eve were created. Q: Why didn’t God destroy Satan immediately? A: Sin had never existed before. The universe needed to fully see what rebellion produces. God allowed sin to reveal its true nature before judgment (Jude 1:6). Q: Did Satan meet with Christ again after being cast out? A: Yes. Job 38:7 says angels were present when the earth was created, making it very possible Satan again encountered Christ and the loyal angels. Q: Why didn’t God allow Lucifer back into heaven when he claimed to be sorry? A: Because sorrow is not always true repentance. Pharaoh, Saul, and Esau all expressed regret yet continued in rebellion. Q: Did Satan plan the fall of Adam and Eve ahead of time? A: Yes. Proverbs 24:6 says war is conducted by wise counsel. Satan carefully studies and plans temptations. Q: Was Adam standing right beside Eve during the temptation? A: Not necessarily. “With her” can simply mean nearby or in the same area. Adam is never recorded speaking during the temptation, even though he was not deceived (1 Timothy 2:14). Q: Were Adam and Eve clothed before the fall? A: Yes. God clothes Himself with light (Psalm 104:2), and mankind was made in His image. After sin, their robe of light and righteousness departed, and they became naked. Q: Did Adam knowingly choose death with Eve? A: Yes. Adam was not deceived (1 Timothy 2:14). He understood the consequences, yet chose to join Eve rather than live without her. Q: Did Adam sacrifice lambs? A: Yes. Cain and Abel already knew about sacrifices, meaning Adam likely taught them. The sacrifices pointed forward to Jesus, “the Lamb of God” (John 1:29).