What is the origin and appearance of Satan?

Satan, the devil in the Bible (or Satan), fallen angels who rebelled against the Lord. He used to be Seraphim before the throne of God, responsible for placing temptations on earth. Later, he degenerated into a devil and was regarded as the source of evil and darkness, not the power of light. The original meaning of Hebrew is "opponent", which has been mentioned in some religious classics. Another view is that Satan is Lucifer of fallen angels. The description of Satan in the Old Testament goes like this: "Son of man, you lament for the king of Tyre, saying that the Lord GOD says: You are all ready, full of wisdom and completely beautiful. In the Garden of Eden, you wear all kinds of precious stones, namely ruby, tourmaline, diamond, beryl, onyx, jasper, sapphire, emerald, ruby and gold. Fine drums and flutes are with you, all of which were prepared on the day you were created. You are the cherubim anointed to cover the ark; I put you on the holy mountain of God; You are a jewel shining like fire. From the day you were created, all your ways were perfect, and then injustice was found in you. Because you traded a lot, you were full of violence and sin, so I expelled you from God's mountain because you desecrated the holy land. I have destroyed you, O cherubim who covered the ark, from the burning stone. Your heart is proud of your beauty, and your wisdom is corrupted by your glory. I threw you to the ground and made you fall before the king, so that they could see and see. Because of your many sins and unfair trade, you desecrated your sanctuary. Therefore, I will bring fire out of you and consume you; I will turn you into ashes on the ground before all who watch. (Ezekiel 28: 12- 18) The Basic Concept of Satan Before we know Satan, we must first establish several basic concepts: (1) "Satan", which means the enemy, the poisonous messenger of light and so on in Xibo writing. (2) The name "Satan" has its name in the Tana Sutra and the Old Testament of Judaism, but it has become a code name in the New Testament. (3) The word "Satan" means "the worst" and is a noun concretized by adjectives. Satan is a popular misunderstanding, which deliberately misleads Christianity. Its original image in Tana Sutra is closer to an angel who tests human belief. He was ordered by God to bring disaster and temptation to the world. The devil leading to hell bewitches human beings to commit crimes and brings criminals to hell. He also has the dual image of "seducer" and "informer", and is not only responsible for seducing people with unstable beliefs. At the end of the world, they will report human crimes to God. But after the rise of Christianity, his image began to be replaced by Lucifer, and the behavior that originally belonged to him also became Lucifer's behavior. The name "Satan" has also changed from Satan himself to a code name. The Origin and Development of Satan From the similarity of early myths in different places, almost all the demons and fallen angels depicted in the Bible were directly inherited from other earlier mythological systems, or were demonized and used. For example, in the Bible system, Beelzebub, the king of hell, and Baal, the Lord God Solomon 72, two famous demons, were transformed after the death of Baal, the enemy of the only God. The study of Satan's pronunciation of Satan shows that its pronunciation is very similar to the evil god "Seth" in Egyptian mythology. In Egyptian mythology, Seth was not an evil god at first, but was demonized as an evil god after the unification of upper and lower Egypt. After being vilified, Seth's image is a black dragon with terrible evil power. He killed Osiris, the father of the Lord God Horus. Eventually defeated by the grown-up Horus. As can be seen from the Old Testament, Jews originally originated in Egypt. When the Jews fled the slavery of the Egyptians, Egypt was not yet unified. According to the traditional custom that Jews like to vilify the gods of other religions, Seth, who was not evil at that time, is likely to be absorbed into the Jewish system and become the messenger of God to test human beliefs. At the same time, the image of Satan in Tana Sutra is an ancient snake (Gu Long), but before the Roman church wrote the New Testament, the image of Satan was not a demon. Satan in Job in the Old Testament, far from being an enemy of God, made a bet with God to test Job's confidence in God. Satan is also burdened with the crime of spying on mankind, and in the final judgment of the end of the world, he will report the crimes of mankind. Therefore, Satan has the image of "seducer" and "informer" at the same time, seducing mankind (such as seducing Adam and Eve to eat forbidden fruit and seducing Job), and also seducing mankind to commit crimes as the king of the devil. All this can be regarded as a test of human faith with the acquiescence of God. After the rise of Christianity, Satan has become an out-and-out demon. He is not only free to do evil, but also unscrupulous. At the end of the world, he will be defeated by blazing angel Michael and then thrown into eternal hell by God.