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Nowhere does The Bible give any details of this nor of exactly how many angels there are in total both good and bad. Jesus indicated He could summon 12 legions of angels (a Roman legion being around 6,000 men) a total of 72,000 in all. But there is no indication that this is all there are. Nor do any references to angles elsewhere including numbers in the book of Revelation indicate that a 'census' count is provided since numbers are not the issue.
In essence the question is unanswerable, and any answer would be a guess only, although it seems that a significant number rebelled.
Another answer:Revelation 12:3, 4 - And another sign appeared in heaven: behold, a great, fiery red dragon having seven heads and ten horns, and seven diadems on his heads. His tail drew a third of the stars of heaven and threw them to the earth. And the dragon stood before the woman who was ready to give birth, to devour her Child as soon as it was born.The language is highly figurative, of course, and it's true that "numbers are not the issue," but many interpreters and informal Bible students alike take Satan to be the "fiery red dragon" of this passage, and his angels the "stars of heaven" that were thrown down to earth. IF SO, Satan appropriated a third of the angels to his service.
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Why are bad angels are in heaven?
There are no bad angels in heaven. The bad ones left with Satan after the great war in heaven.
Why are angels left on graves?
=Angels are left on graves to watch over the person who passed away and to guide them to Heaven.=
Where does it say that Satan took a third of Heaven with him to earth?
The Apocalyptic Book of Jubilees specified that nine tenths of the angels fell and were thrown out of heaven, while one tenth remained sinless and loyal to God. Apparently, medieval writers reversed these proportions, which must have seemed too embarrassingly disproportionate.Answer:The symbolism of the parable that is the book of Revelation indicates that Satan [the Dragon - Rev.12:9] swept one-third of God's created angels into his "government coup attempt" on God's throne in heaven in the beginning."...his tail drew the third part of the stars of heaven..." (Rev.12:4).Revelation 1:20 reveals the symbol for "angels" is "stars.""...The seven stars are the angels of the seven churches..."It was this "one-third of God's angels" along with Satan who were cast out of heaven onto the earth where they have been restrained and not permitted to leave, pending Judgment Day, according to Peter and Jude [Rev.12:8-9; II Peter 2:4; Jude 1:6][Rev.] - "...neither was their place found any more in heaven. And the great Dragon was cast out, that old serpent, called the Devil, and Satan, which deceiveth the whole world: he was cast out into the earth, and his angels were cast out with him."[II Peter] - "...God spared not the angels that sinned, but cast them down to hell [tartarus: a spiritual condition of restraint], and delivered them into chains of darkness, to be reserved unto Judgment."[Jude] - "...And the angels which kept not their first estate, but left their own habitation, He hath reserved in everlasting chains under darkness unto the Judgment of the Great Day."Satan didn't take one-third of heaven to earth... he took one-third of God's angels into heaven to try to "take the universe" away from God."...thou hast said in thine heart, I will ascend into heaven, I will exalt my throne above the stars of God... I will ascend above the heights of the clouds; I will be like the Most High..." (Isa.14:13-14)."And there was war in heaven..." (Rev.12:7).This attempt was thwarted, and Satan didn't take his angels to earth with him... they were all forcibly detained here against their will until Judgment Day."...I beheld Satan as lightning fall from heaven." (Luke 10:18)
Where in the bible does it mention Satan getting kicked out of heaven?
The evidence is that before Lucifer perverted himself and the angels in his charge... he gave a lot of premeditative thought, resentment, harbored hatred and deliberate, decisive planning before he launched his attack on God's throne in heaven "from the earth.""For thou hast said in thine heart, I WILL ASCEND INTO HEAVEN, I will exalt my throne above the stars (symbol for angels - see Rev.1: 20) of God... I WILL ASCEND ABOVE THE HEIGHTS OF THE CLOUDS..." (Isa.14:13-14).It is evident that God gave Lucifer the earth as his throne in the beginning. Clouds are a phenomenon within the earth's atmosphere. So, Lucifer was on the earth when he thought his thoughts and made his plans. He then launched his attack on God's throne in heaven from the earth.At least, that's how Isaiah was inspired to word it.Satan and his angels were then "kicked out of heaven," after Michael and his angels subdued them:"...there was war in heaven: Michael and his angels fought against the Dragon (Satan); and the Dragon fought and his angels, and prevailed not; neither was there any place found any more in heaven... he was cast out into the earth, and his angels were cast out with him." (Rev.12:7-9)God gave Lucifer the earth for his throne... and it was that earthly branch of God's Government that was perverted and disgraced. It was back down to the earth where they were cast... and restrained... pending Judgment Day."...God spared not the angels that sinned, but cast them down to hell (tartarus - imprisonment) , and delivered them into chains of darkness, to be reserved unto Judgment..." (II Peter 2:4)."...the angels which kept not their first estate, but left their own habitation (the earth), He hath reserved in everlasting chains under darkness unto the Judgment of the Great Day." (Jude 1:6)In what men call the "Lord's Prayer"... they generally overlook the words: "Thy Kingdom come, Thy will be done ON EARTH, as it is in heaven."Heaven is fine. It's the earth where God's justice will be administered and Satan's perversion rectified... when Jesus, who defeated the Dragon and qualified to be King, returns to the earth with His Kingdom to unseat Satan and demolish his corrupted authority on the earth.Satan and his angels were "kicked out of heaven"... but it was from the earth that they launched their attack."...I beheld Satan as lightning fall from heaven." (Luke 10:18)
Who allows Satan the freedom to pursue his evil intentions?
From another post: "According to Milton in the lines between 210-220 the all ruling heaven left him at large to his own dark designs."
Will humans go extinct in 3000?
Doubtful. If anything, and it probably won't be in 3000, Jesus, like the real Jesus, will come back, take the Christians to heaven, destroy satan and those left on earth, and then Christians go to heaven to stay, non-Christians go to hell to stay.
Who is hell designed for?
Originally, hell was for Satan and his fallen angels. All that changed when Adam and Eve disobeyed God and were banished from the Eden. Man's fall from grace left him in an impossible situation. Christ died so humans still have the hope of heaven. But God has to separate His faithful saints from the wicked, like taking rotten apples from a barrel of good fruit. The rotton fruit, if left, would spread the rot to the perfect ones. So those deserving paradise will live in mansions while unrepentant sinners will spend eterinty with the 'god of their own choice, Satan'. A permanent separation from all that is good.
Why did God made Humans?
It is well known that there were problems in heaven some time back and heaven lost Satan and his followers. This left some vacancies. It is also well known that Satan had a very important position in heaven, something of the order of the right hand man to God. Now these cast outs were instated in their positions by creation - assumed - . Most of us believe that Jesus came to earth to die for our sins and provide for us a way to obtain a place in heaven. This is probably not untrue, but if you examine the process he went threw it is very much similar to our scenario. It is proposed that Jesus did this to pledge/prove his obedience and love for God to get the position Satan previously occupied in heaven. This implies that we are in the same position were God will not accept us into heaven (by creation as the original cast outs) but first we will have to learn who He is, prove our love and obedience to him before we can become part of his kingdom and fill the vacancies. We are therefore here on earth as an invitation to join his kingdom. The Bible specifies that when we join heaven, we will be ranked even higher than the existing angels. If we do not accept this invitation, investigation and proposed research suggests that we will simply be killed off - seize to exist. The choice to make is therefore is not very difficult. Any Comments?
Did satan once sit at the left hand of god?
NO
What chapter and verse in the Bible says God threw Satan out of heaven?
A:The canonical books of the Old Testament, written prior to the Maccabean period, say nothing about Satan being cast out of heaven. The Jews of the Apocalyptic period, from 200 BCE to 100 CE began to wonder why God had abandoned Israel and allowed evil to rule the world in their time. Such a degree of evil was more than God would ordain and greater than mere humans could cause. It must therefore be the work of a powerful spiritual force. This force would be the fallen angel, Satan, although Jews eventually returned to the earlier post-Exilic belief that Satan is the loyal assistant of God, tasked with testing the righteousness of men. The Apocalyptic writers studied the Old Testament and proceeded to develop colourful accounts, as in the Book of Enoch. Enoch is taken on an inspection tour of Sheol, the shadowy underworld place of the dead, "the land of destruction, forgetfulness, and silence." During the journey he sees the sons of God in their fallen state and learns that these "angels, the children of heaven, saw and lusted after" the daughters of men.The Book of Jubilees specified that nine parts of the angels fell while one part remained sinless and loyal to God. Medieval writers later reversed these proportions, so that only one-tenth of the angels fell.The Book of the Secrets of Enoch (2 Enoch) added to the myth the significant new element that the angels rebelled on account of pride. The key passage is : "And one from out the order of angels, having turned away with the order that was under him, conceived of an impossible thought, to place his throne higher than the clouds above the earth, that he might become equal in rank to any power. And I threw him out from the height with his angels, and he was flying in the air continuously above the bottomless."Christians see Satan as Lucifer in Isaiah 14:4-23, but this passage refers to the king of Babylon, who laid the nations low. It talks of the king's pomp and splendour, how he had ruled the nations in anger, and his fate after his overthrow by the king of Persia. He had compared himself to the Morning Star and was thus derisorily called 'Lucifer' (lucem ferre, which mean 'light-bearer', a name for the dawn appearance of the planet Venus) and had thought that he would ascend into heaven and sit among the stars, but was now himself persecuted. This text was misunderstood by early Christian scholars and even some Jewish scholars of the period, with both assuming that it referred to Satan or the devil. Modern Jewish scholars accept the literal reading of the text, which really does refer to the king, but conservative Christians continue to misinterpret it.Answer:The Bible passage in question is probably Revelation 12:9--"And the Great Dragon was cast out, that Old Serpent, called the Devil, and Satan, which deceiveth the whole world: he was cast out into the earth, and his angels were cast out with him."This was the New Testament's "Spiritually-inspired" [II Tim.3:16] added detail of "Lucifer's" attempt to "go to heaven" ["...I will ascend into heaven..." - Isa.14:13] to exalt his throne above that of God.The scope of this attempted rebellion of Satan against his Creator in the beginning isn't revealed in one book of the Bible; but bits and pieces have to be gleaned from different passages on the same subject "...here a little, and there a little..." - Isa.28:13] throughout [as the Holy Spirit opens a Faithful Believer's mind and heart to it].Another connected passage to Satan's being "cast out of heaven" ["here a little"] is Jesus' own confession:"...I BEHELD SATAN AS LIGHTNING FALL FROM HEAVEN." (Luke 10:18)John tells in [John 1:1-3] that Jesus was the "WORD of God" in the beginning who was the "Creator" of the angels... the earth, the universe, and was the Almighty Creator God of the Old Testament. Jesus' testimony, above, to witnessing this "casting out of Satan" is further testimony to the necessity of "Faith" on the part of the Bible reader in order to "Believe" what's written therein.In two more connected passages ["and there a little"]... both Peter and Jude reveal that this "casting out of Satan and his angels [demons] from heaven to earth" was an act of "imprisonment" or "restraint" of these "angels that sinned"... which is to be enforced until their "trial" at the conclusion of God's plan, that other Bible passages call "The Last Great Day" or "Judgment Day.""...the angels which kept not their first estate, but left their own habitation, He hath reserved in everlasting chains under darkness UNTO THE JUDGMENT OF THE GREAT DAY." (Jude 1:6)"For if God spared not the angels that sinned, but CAST THEM DOWN TO HELL [tartaroo; a spiritual condition of restraint; a restriction of their power, since physical metal chains don't work on spirit], and delivered them into chains of darkness, TO BE RESERVED UNTO JUDGMENT..." (II Peter 2:4).Revelation 12, quoted above, which is one of several "inset chapters" in the storyline that brings the reader up to speed on certain event and character details; also has one other reference to "Satan's casting out":"...Woe to the inhabiters of the earth and of the sea! for the Devil IS COME DOWN UNTO YOU, having great wrath, because he knoweth that he hath but a short time. And when the Dragon saw that HE WAS CAST UNTO THE EARTH, he persecuted the Woman...".There is much more in the Bible [here a little, and there a little] that fills in the big picture of this account... but these are the main passages that refer to the "casting Satan out" part of the story.
Why did the Lord release Satan after the 1000 years?
This would be more correctly written, "Why WILL the Lord release Satan after the 1000 years?" because the event is still future. This won't happen until Jesus returns to take his people to heaven. The wicked are killed by the brightness of Jesus' coming, so Satan is the only one left on earth, "bound" not with physical chains, but only by circumstances because he has no people to harass anymore. After the thousand years, the Bible says Satan is "released" because that is when the wicked dead of all ages will be resurrected. Satan then has "work" to do again. The Holy City is descending from heaven when this happens, and Satan tries to marshall the wicked in order to "take the city". I believe this happens as a last show of rebellion, final proof to those with Jesus inside the city that those who are not inside the city are not there because of their own choice. They have not changed their rebellious ways. They are still willingly serving Satan and are still enemies of God. It is then that God cleanses the earth with fire and destroys Satan and evil, and he has no other choice but to destry all who are with Satan, too. Then Jesus creates a new heaven and a new earth where his people will dwell for eternity.
Why god made human?
It is well known that there were problems in heaven some time back and heaven lost Satan and his followers. This left some vacancies. It is also well known that Satan had a very important position in heaven, something of the order of the right hand man to God. Now these cast outs were instated in their positions by creation - assumed - . Most of us believe that Jesus came to earth to die for our sins and provide for us a way to obtain a place in heaven. This is probably not untrue, but if you examine the process he went threw it is very much similar to our scenario. It is proposed that Jesus did this to pledge/prove his obedience and love for God to get the position Satan previously occupied in heaven. This implies that we are in the same position were God will not accept us into heaven (by creation as the original cast outs) but first we will have to learn who He is, prove our love and obedience to him before we can become part of his kingdom and fill the vacancies. We are therefore here on earth as an invitation to join his kingdom. The Bible specifies that when we join heaven, we will be ranked even higher than the existing angels. If we do not accept this invitation, investigation and proposed research suggests that we will simply be killed off - seize to exist. The choice to make is therefore is not very difficult. Any Comments?
