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Where did the devil come from?
He was formerly the highest-ranking angel in heaven—Lucifer.
Isaiah 14 and Ezekiel 28 tell us that Satan was perfect in his original creation and that he was the ā€œcovering cherubā€ over the throne of God, reflecting His glory. He walked in the garden of God and then fell into sin. Isaiah describes his fall from heaven through his five ā€œI willsā€ that culminated in the heart of his iniquity: ā€œI will be like the Most Highā€ (Isaiah 14:12-14). Jesus himself acknowledged this fall when He said: ā€œI saw Satan fall like lightning from heavenā€ (Luke 10:18). Satan was thrown out of heaven because of pride. Because pride competes with God for control and glory, it is, therefore, the root of all sin.