Satan Stole God's Treasure From The Earth

To understand this message about satan you have got to see that satan was created in the first creation of the angels that fail, he was the cause of the failure, and he took a third of the angels with him in this failure and the whole earth was destroyed in the second verse of Genesis 1:2, in the first verse God created heaven and earth perfect. Then in the second verse it is dark and void and wickedness and ignorance was upon the deep. If you look all of the words in the second verse up in the original Hebrew words the earth was full of death, sin and wickedness. How did it get this way if God created it all perfect in the first verse, we must find out how sin got here in the first place to understand why the second verse tells us what it does. Another thing in the creation of Adam, the tree of the knowledge of good and evil was there why in the world was it there, it there never had been any sin before, so we see these truths in the scriptures. Another thing why did God tell Adam and Eve to replenish the earth with people, meaning there must have been people here before. So we see these little hints of another creation that died and Adam creation is the second creation. If you ever wondered how hell got under the earth, we are looking at it in the second verse of Genesis 1:2. In the second creation God created it over the first creation that we see in Genesis1:2 that is how hell is beneath the surface of the earth. Satan and a third of the angels in the first verse who were created perfect tried to take heaven on the earth over and it became a living hell for them, it was totally destroyed, then in the third verse God recreates a second new creation over the first destroyed earth that became satan's hell he created. Adam and Eve is the second creation and the second garden of Eden, recreated. Satan was created in the garden of Eden in the first creation and his job description was to gather the gold and precious jewels from the center of the earth and bring them to God and he wanted these treasures for himself.