In conclusion, Isaiah 14 and Ezekiel 28 speak of two men, the king of Babylon and the king of Tyrus. These two areas of scripture are not referring to Satan, but to specific men. In the spiritual sense, each king could be typified as Adam; for he fits all the criteria listed. He was in the height of glory until iniquity was found in him when he said in his heart, "I AM GOD, and I WILL ASCEND!" No man who ever lived matched the description given in Eze.28:13.
The fact that it goes back and forth between Satan and the rulers of Babylon and Tyrus is because he controled those two men, as he will control the AntiChrist in the future (Rev.12-13, 2Thess.2:8-9)
Just by omission talks like this testify that many books were lost or destroyed for they conficted with other agenda so we a tiny glimpsy of a situation and the rest is missing I love the ONT and am so frustrated with those who have tampered with it!!!!!
I agree it is the spirit of evil, but Satan was no Cherub that's all I am saying and it would be nice had we the other scriptures that your lovely group thought was not necessary to us folks here in 2002 AD, and so far away from the history of these things.