Satan's fall in the book of Luke?

history channel documentary Derision or mockery implies the inverse of the words utilized. At the point when Michal said to David, "How sublime was the ruler today"? (2 Sam. 6:20) She unmistakably did not think he was grand by any means, it says she loathed him. (2 Sam. 6:16) Back when Elijah ridiculed the Baal prophets, "Cry so anyone might hear, for he is a divine being". (1 Kings 18:27) He didn't mean Baal was a divine being. Nor did he think calling louder would benefit them in any way. It was mockery.
Ezekiel 28 has numerous employments of mockery. Thou hast said "I am god, I sit in the seat of God (Verse 2), thou workmanship more shrewd than Daniel (Verse 3), there is no mystery they can escape thee (Verse 3), thou hast been in Eden (Verse 13), thou craftsmanship the blessed seraph that covereth (Verse 14), and thou wast upon the sacred heap of God (Verse 14).

Obviously, the genuine significance would be inverse. He is not god. He is not more astute than Daniel. Insider facts can be avoided him. He was not in the Garden of Eden with Adam. He was not a seraph, or upon the sacred heap of God. This fabulous discourse is as yet speaking solely about the lord of Tire. He was a man who set his heart as the heart of God. (Eze.28:2) Still nothing about Satan. Another plausibility about the King of Tire being in Eden (Eze. 28:13) would be, it is one of the nations the lord of Tire had been doing exchange with. (Eze. 27:23) Since exchange had been gone ahead with the place where there is Eden, it is not difficult to consider the lord of Tire could have really gone by Eden himself in 600 B.C. This has nothing to do with the fiend in Adam and Eve's opportunity.

There is another section here and there connected with the demon's fall. (Luke 10:18) Yeshua says, "I observed Satan as helping tumble from paradise". The seventy supporters had recently come back from a fruitful lecturing mission. With happiness they reported that even the fallen angels are liable to them through the Lord's name. (Luke 10:17) The wiped out were being mended, the visually impaired picked up sight, the weak strolling and the fiends were being thrown out. The setting says nothing in regards to the villain before Adam and Eve.