Satin Chapter Summaries
Book One:
The first outlines the whole issue of this book. Some of these issues are the creation of man, the serpent arising, and the fall of Adam. Lastly it deals with the fall of Satin from Heaven.
Book Two:
This book is about Satin and his demons scheming about making an assault on Heaven itself. Some say they should, while others disagree. In the end, they decide the time is not right and carry on with their evil business.
Book Three:
This book starts out with God seeing Satin in flight towards the Earth. He tells His Son that Satin will have astonishing success in perverting and corrupting His perfect world. Then his Son lavishes praises upon His Father. Lastly, God tells his Son what will be required to cleanse the world of its wickedness-a …show more content…
He lands, sees the tree of the knowledge of good and evil, and catches his very first glimpse of Adam and his wife Eve. It describes Adam and Eve going to bed and Gabriel posting angels to guard them as they sleep. Lastly, we see Satin Tempting Eve in the form of a dream. A sign from heaven stops him from completely devouring her then and there and leaves in haste to return to the fiery gates of Hell.
Book Five:
It is morning. Eve relates to Adam her troublesome dream. Adam does not like it one bit, so God sends the angel Raphael to offer words of encouragement and hope. They see him coming and entertain him with the choicest fruits in Paradise. To finish out the day, Raphael tells the story of the revolt of Lucifer and his fall from God’s glorious Heaven.
Book Six:
This book tells of the fierce battle between the Arc Angels Michael and Gabriel and Satin and his fallen angels. God having observed this conflict for quite some time summons His Son. When His Son arrives, God fills Him in with the details of the power struggle. At that point, the Son rode His thundering chariot onto the battlefield dressed as Messiah. He defeats Satin and his horde sending them back from whence they came to challenge the Lord God Almighty. When the Son returns, He is praised for His victory over Hell’s angels and their leader
The first outlines the whole issue of this book. Some of these issues are the creation of man, the serpent arising, and the fall of Adam. Lastly it deals with the fall of Satin from Heaven.
Book Two:
This book is about Satin and his demons scheming about making an assault on Heaven itself. Some say they should, while others disagree. In the end, they decide the time is not right and carry on with their evil business.
Book Three:
This book starts out with God seeing Satin in flight towards the Earth. He tells His Son that Satin will have astonishing success in perverting and corrupting His perfect world. Then his Son lavishes praises upon His Father. Lastly, God tells his Son what will be required to cleanse the world of its wickedness-a …show more content…
He lands, sees the tree of the knowledge of good and evil, and catches his very first glimpse of Adam and his wife Eve. It describes Adam and Eve going to bed and Gabriel posting angels to guard them as they sleep. Lastly, we see Satin Tempting Eve in the form of a dream. A sign from heaven stops him from completely devouring her then and there and leaves in haste to return to the fiery gates of Hell.
Book Five:
It is morning. Eve relates to Adam her troublesome dream. Adam does not like it one bit, so God sends the angel Raphael to offer words of encouragement and hope. They see him coming and entertain him with the choicest fruits in Paradise. To finish out the day, Raphael tells the story of the revolt of Lucifer and his fall from God’s glorious Heaven.
Book Six:
This book tells of the fierce battle between the Arc Angels Michael and Gabriel and Satin and his fallen angels. God having observed this conflict for quite some time summons His Son. When His Son arrives, God fills Him in with the details of the power struggle. At that point, the Son rode His thundering chariot onto the battlefield dressed as Messiah. He defeats Satin and his horde sending them back from whence they came to challenge the Lord God Almighty. When the Son returns, He is praised for His victory over Hell’s angels and their leader