The Fall of Satan from Paradise Lost, by John Milton, is an epic poem, which illustrates of Satan's rebellion and exile from the great celestial city. In the poem Satan stands up against The Almighty GOD and as a result he is cast out of heaven with the angels that he turned against GOD. Milton also tries to illustrate conversations the Devil had with Beelzebub, price of devils (lines 79-81 & Mat. 12:24).
             John Milton is in agreement with the Bible, which states that Satan was exiled from heaven because of his pride. Lines 36-37 of the selection and Isaiah 14:13 of the bible proves this. Satan's heart was out of order from the beginning (Isaiah 14:14); the Archenemy's thoughts were that he was and wanted to be acknowledged as, equal the Most High GOD. So the enemy decided to wage futile war against The Lord GOD.
             As a consequence of the apostate Angel's mutinous actions he immediately was cast out of heaven with the angels he corrupted (Line 44-49 & Isaiah 14:15). The demonic fiend then vowed to never to repent and always to be contrary to the will of GOD. As illustrated in Milton's epic:
             Nor what the potent Victor in his rage
             All is not lost; the unconquerable will,
             And study of revenge, immortal hate,
             The bible also tells the enemy's task:
             But for to steal, and to kill, and to destroy:
             The enemy then tries to come against The Lord's creations who he knows are supposed to carry the Glory of GOD.
             In conclusion Satan came up against the almighty God only to be mightily knocked back down and trampled on by the children of GOD who know their authority in Christ. Satan is tormented, according to Milton, by a lasting pain and lost of happiness but in my opinion Satan's torment is that fact that what he wa
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