Lucifer is cast from Heaven into hell, where he trains his followers to deceive humanity and vows revenge against those God loves; a vision then reveals his former beauty, pride, and rise to arrogance that sparked a heavenly war in which Michael bound him and cast him down as he and his followers transformed into monstrous beings; afterward, Lucifer looks longingly toward Heaven but is tormented by jealousy, raging against God while being warned that despite his deceptions, God will continue to raise faithful people filled with the Holy Spirit; finally, Lucifer erupts in fury, refuses repentance, declares his mission is to block human repentance, and retreats to hell where he and his high‑ranking followers continually revise strategies to attack God’s people. Format changed for readability purposes. This testimony is important because MANY people believe the devil isn't real and doesn't want to destroy your soul!
A description of Lucifer being casted out of heaven, as witnessed through a spiritual or visionary experience. For reference, it is recorded that there were three archangels in Heaven. However, one was expelled, leaving only two. (Lucifer, in charge of elaborate worship services; Gabriel, in charge of administration; and Michael, who served as the military police.)
It was asked, “Show me the Lucifer of Heaven.” Before all of this [his fall], Lucifer had been in Heaven praising Jesus, possessing an incredible number of wings—four on each side, eight in total. With an unbelievably beautiful voice, he led praise. He held seats of authority, golden scepter‑like symbols of his rank. Lucifer praised God again and again, until pride began to rise within him. Heaven was indescribably beautiful, and whenever Lucifer walked through it, golden dust fell from his body, more radiant than that of any warrior. His golden hair shimmered, and though his appearance resembled Michael’s, his beauty surpassed even Michael’s. Angels admired him as he passed, whispering his name because Jesus loved and cherished him so deeply. Each time they did, Lucifer lifted his head higher, pride swelling as he basked in God’s affection.
In Heaven, he placed his hands at his sides and became completely arrogant, laughing as he asked, “Who can compare with me? Who can stand before me?” From his garden‑like place in Heaven, he looked toward the throne of God in the Jerusalem Temple, patting his shoulder as he declared, “Now the only one who can compare with me is God.” The spiritual vision showing this began to flicker and break, as if something were trying to block the sight of Lucifer’s fall. Voices cried, “Binding! Binding! Binding!” amid groaning and screaming. As the vision struggled to continue, Michael’s army and Lucifer’s army appeared, and war broke out in Heaven. Michael and Lucifer stood opposed, each with their armies of angels.
Just as it was being shown, Michael took a golden chain, threw it, and wrapped it tightly around Lucifer, binding him. They descended from Heaven toward the earth as Michael dragged Lucifer away. Lucifer’s armies were also bound with golden chains. The entire Milky Way and countless galaxies surrounding the earth could be seen. Lucifer had been beautiful in Heaven, but as he left it and was dragged toward hell, he and his army changed completely. Michael and his angels remained the same, but Lucifer and his followers transformed into dragons—generation after generation becoming monstrous. Lucifer became a dragon, and his armies became animal‑like creatures with the heads of snakes and the bodies of beasts.
Bound in chains, Lucifer was dragged behind Michael, and Michael’s army pulled all of them toward hell. They entered the earth, and the whole earth could be seen at a glance.
PART 2: Lucifer’s former beauty, pride, and rise to arrogance in Heaven, leading to a heavenly war where Michael binds him and casts him down as he and his followers transform into monstrous beings.
The earth that I had only ever seen in books and movies appeared before me all at once, breathtaking in its beauty. As Lucifer was being dragged away, Michael did not enter the earth but stood firmly upon it. Then he hurled Lucifer, still bound in chains, into hell. The ground opened its mouth—literally split apart—and in an instant Lucifer and his followers fell straight into the abyss. Hell was completely empty then, devoid of human beings, containing only Lucifer and those who followed him.
Lucifer sat upon a throne while his followers suffered in fiery lava, punished as he commanded, “Train those demons.” Knowing that human beings would eventually come to hell, he gathered his followers and began their training in the fire. His followers cried out, asking why they were being punished after following him so faithfully, but Lucifer answered that their suffering was necessary so he could use them to deceive mankind. They were to pierce human souls with hooks and drag them into hell.
Just as Jesus was tempted by the Word during His forty‑day fast, Lucifer and his demons learned to twist the Scriptures in this world. When Jesus completed His fast, Lucifer himself came to tempt Him. After their training, one‑third of Lucifer’s followers ascended into the world to deceive and ensnare people. From his throne, Lucifer mocked, furious that the vision had been seen despite his attempts to stop it. He spoke of Heaven—beautiful, unreachable to him—and of how pride had cast him into hell.
Through pride, material wealth, and honor, he vowed to deceive many and take revenge on those whom God loves and cherishes. He declared that just as he fell, others would fall and be bound with the chain of life. He raged against hearing that the Lord gives that chain, insisting it was not given, threatening to cut out the tongue that spoke otherwise. Lucifer claimed he believed no one except himself, trembling with rage, screaming threats, insisting he was life and Jesus was death, even as he was already condemned to everlasting destruction. His fury echoed through hell as he cried out in pain and anger.
PART 3: Lucifer looks longingly toward Heaven but is tormented by jealousy of Michael, raging against God while being warned that despite his deceptions, God will continue to raise faithful people filled with the Holy Spirit.
Lucifer cried out in agony as he looked toward the Holy City, gazing at Heaven—beautiful, shining, and sparkling with light—and watching the angels fly through it with their radiant wings, a sight that tormented him deeply.
He screamed that he hated seeing Michael patrol Heaven, hated even the sight of him walking there, and though Lucifer longed for Heaven, his longing twisted into jealousy and envy as Michael continued his patrol.
This jealousy, born from Lucifer himself, was not holy yearning but corrupt envy. The vision shifted, and Lucifer raged that too many secrets and hidden treasures had been revealed, insisting that God was nothing and demanding silence. He was told to repent, to break his pride, to plead with God rather than remain in hell and perish, but he screamed back, furious, declaring that the mouth was created by God to proclaim and preach the Gospel. He raged that there were no good people, even as he was warned that though he may raise up many cults and false teachings, people filled with the Holy Spirit would continue to arise and that he must not touch God’s treasures—those who obey Him fully, His precious pearls.
He was condemned for distorting Scripture and planting the spirit of false prophecy and lawlessness in others. Lucifer cursed, but the voice commanded him to be silent and to proclaim truth in his own neighborhood, among his own people, reminding him of Acts 1:8 and the calling to be witnesses to the ends of the earth. He was told that receiving the fire would bring division and upheaval, that everything seen would be twisted and distorted, and that persecution would be met with God’s restoration.
The speaker reflected that if the Lord chose to call him to Heaven, someone else would rise to continue the work, and that if he collapsed while serving the Lord, he would simply go to Heaven and another would carry on afterward.
PART 4: Lucifer erupts in fury, refuses repentance, declares his mission is to block human repentance, and retreats to hell where he and his high‑ranking followers plot new strategies to attack God’s people.
Lucifer demanded, “Who is behind you?” and raged that the two should die, insisting that God alone raises people up. He screamed and laughed, declaring they would be held responsible for their words and that God Himself would take responsibility. He taunted them, asking if they were afraid and telling them to be quiet and go up, calling them bastards as he shouted that his insides were about to burst and wishing theirs would burst as well. He lamented that if he had remained quiet even in Heaven, human beings would not have suffered and could have lived in peace. He cried out “Heaven… Heaven… Heaven… go up!” before declaring he was leaving, furious and in a very bad mood, saying that today marked the end between them. He accused them of constantly deceiving, leading people astray, driving humanity into anxiety, corrupting pastors through money, power, and sexual immorality, claiming all of them as his. Yet he acknowledged that God gives every person the chance to repent until their final breath, while Lucifer’s own mission is to block that repentance.
He warned that because of what happened, his followers would revise their plans again. Calling the listener “young one,” he said they should go up while he went back down, refusing to obey any command and insisting he was not a Lucifer who obeys anyone. When commanded in the name of Jesus to be silent, he screamed as he was cast toward hell. Lucifer sat upon his throne, resting his forehead on his arm, thinking deeply while six high‑ranking followers stood before him, restless and waiting to see what he would do. He continued planning, revising strategies, thinking again and again about how to attack churches. A command was spoken that Lucifer’s wisdom be covered, and Lucifer screamed from his throne, shouting “You bastard!” repeatedly, enraged that his head had been burned by the fire of the Holy Spirit. He screamed that it was unfair, that he should stop, and was reminded that opposing God destroyed his authority and that the cross was not his. He was called an ancient dragon as the scene closed.
