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https://mythology.stackexchange.com/questions/2291/is-satan-a-seraph-or-a-cherub

1. Seraphim means burning ones which generally is thought to suggest snake like(this is due to words used referring to the burning snakes that bit Israel), satan of course being a snake
2. Seraphim in the heirarchy of angels is higher than cherubs (who knows who came up with that)

And yet the whole fall story of Satan is taken expressly from a passage talking to a Cherub.

What this suggests is the whole Satan fall story is not biblical nor does it tie into the biblical view of Satan.

Infact, the bible outlines that Satan's sin was:

1. He accused the bretheren (basically what he did to Job)
2. He was a murderer and liar from the beginning (according to Jesus)

ctrl + f not found: He wanted to become God and all that blah blah