Well, hey, and welcome back to another great episode of the Prophecy Pro's podcast.

Not great because we're saying it, but great because we're diving into God's word and great

because you're listening.

Well, we've been going over the key players of the end times throughout this entire season.

And once again,

we want to thank Harvest House publishers for back in this podcast and helping us get it out in front of everybody, couldn't do it without them. We've talked about several key players

of the end times. And in the last set of key players, we talked about were the angels of Revelation.

Well, today, we're going to flip that coin,

and we're going to talk about the opposite side of that. And we're going to go, it's going to be a

little scary, little freaky, but we're going to end on a positive note, as we always try to do.

But we're going to talk about the demons of Revelation. It sounds like a movie or something.

Yeah, it really does. It probably is somewhere. Probably is. Yeah, so just to kind of put it in perspective, I mean, we know from Scripture that Satan

was an angel and Satan's a demon and that he tried to attempt a coup on heaven.

And we read about that in Isaiah 14, Ezekiel 28.

He, the famous five I will statements, I will be like the most high was the last and greatest one.

And so, but he took a third of the demonic host with him.

He persuaded a third of them, or the angelic host, rather, with him.

And we know that from Revelation chapter 12. And so this essentially, you know, constitutes the fallen angels. Now, we know that the angels were there. Job tells us that the angels sang at creation. And so the angels witnessed creation. So the angels were created presumably just before creation. Yeah. And so they witnessed creation. And yet everything was good that God had created

up until, you know, the fall. So apparently right before either mankind was created or right

after mankind was created, when Satan saw the creation of God

with Adam and Eve and that they would be God's co-regents, that all of a sudden he'd got

pride in his heart. He wanted to overthrow the throne of God. So, you know, we don't have

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