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Isaiah 14:16

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16 They that see [ra'ah] thee shall narrowly look [shagach] upon thee, and consider [biyn] thee, saying, Is this the man ['iysh] that made the earth ['erets] to tremble [ragaz], that did shake [ra`ash] kingdoms [mamlakah]; KJV-Interlinear

 

16 "Those who see you will gaze at you, They will ponder over you, saying, 'Is this the man who made the earth tremble, Who shook kingdoms,  NASB

 


Our time period is the end of the tribulation, and the events that occur immediately following the second advent of Christ.

Satan is the ultimate evil ruler throughout all of the ages. He is the great dragon, the principal opponent of God, the one who has turned the world and history upside down.

When God created the universe, it was created perfect. It was Satan’s rebellion that caused problems to enter into the universe.

When God restored the world, he created the Garden of Eden, perfect. It was Satan’s influence that led to sin which was the choice of man, which resulted in man’s eviction from the Garden, and led to the many problems that exist in the world.

When Satan was created, and known as Lucifer, he was the greatest and brightest of all the angels.

When Satan rebelled against God, his brightness turned to darkness, and the ugliness of darkness became an integral part of his life.

After the second advent, Satan will be taken into custody and put in chains, Rev. 20:2, and then hauled away to the Abyss, in front of all to see, and that is where we find ourselves in this verse.

In the previous verse, Satan was, brought down, which means he was led against his will. It does not refer to a leader or a king who has died and fallen in battle or at the hand of some assassin.

Those who are present at the second advent include all believers and all angels who will come out of heaven with Christ, back to earth, and all believers who have remained alive on the earth and rescued by Christ.

These will be the witnesses of Satan’s arrest and incarceration.

In our verse, the phrase, narrowly look, refers to a staring, as though one is closely examining an object. And since none of us have seen Satan, then when this event occurs, we will all be watching, staring, as though we can’t help it, while we look in wonderment at the one person who has turned the world upside down throughout all of history.

Satan, is the one who would sacrifice everyone, in order to secure his own advancement. He is the one who so wanted to be like or better than God, and actually believed, and still believes, that he is capable of being better and doing better than God.

And yet if there is one thing that we can learn from Satan’s life, it’s that when you reject truth, when you defy God, when you presume that you can do better than what the Bible teaches or that you don’t need the Bible at all, then you will have only one destiny in life, which is utter and total failure.

And the sad thing is, the more that you reject and resist God, the more that you reject and resist your daily Bible study, the more that you are indifferent toward the correct aspects of the spiritual life, then you will never see the error of your ways until the very end of your life, and that of course will be too late.


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Study to show thyself approved (mature) unto God, a workman that needs not to be ashamed, rightly dividing (studying/discerning), the Word of truth.



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