Boy! Have you got things scrambled....
You can't be serious, Lucifer ( Satan) deceived Eve at the tree, but now your saying Lucifer ( Satan) is guarding the way of the tree.
Are you serious. You can't be serious
Where did I say that? I said that cherubs are the guardians and that the angel who became satan was there as a "covering cherub" in Eden according to Ezekiel. It is why he was there in the garden calculating the right time to do his best to sway the woman over to his argument, filling her mind with doubts and influencing her to break God's law. He obviously targeted the woman to get to the man.
Once that cherub became satan, he was no longer in the service of his God but had now become his adversary.
There are more than two cherubs. The ones God sent to guard the way to the tree of life were faithful angels...satan was not among them.
There were only 2 Cherubim's, as to where your coming up with all these other Cherubim's is anyone guess.
Both Ezekiel and John saw 4 "living creatures" (not beasts)....in both instances these guardians are cherubs all around Jehovah's throne. One in front, one in back and one at each side. These cherubs each have representations of God's 4 cardinal attributes....do you think that God would tolerate the devil as a guardian around his celestial throne?
As
1 kings 6:23-28, points out there are only 2 Cherubim's.
Cheesh! These are the two carved (not living) cherubs that covered the the top of the ark of the covenant in the most holy compartment of the tabernacle and then the temple. God spoke to the Moses from above the cherubs.
There have been various suggestions about how the cherubs may have looked.
When you go to other books of the bible that's doing what Jesus didn't do. In Revelation.
Thats the whole point. Not to bring in other books of the bible into Revelation.
The Bible is God's word....all of it. It has one author and is one story from Genesis to Revelation. Referring to other books to back up what it says is not adding to it...it's reinforcing it.
Christ interpreted everything in Revelation, so we do not have to try and interpret what Christ already did.
But he didn't. The meaning of the Revelation was for God to reveal in his own due time.
They did not even have an understanding of what "the Lord's day" meant. The "sacred secret" has unfolded gradually as Jehovah's "great day" approaches.
Take for example The Mother of Harlots.
In Revelation chapters 17, Christ already interpreted who The Mother of Harlots is.
So there's no interpretation for anyone to do, That Christ has already done it.
This is "Babylon the great"....a 'greater' Babylon than the original city after which it is named, because it now encompasses the whole earth. Original Babylon is the springboard from which all false worship sprang. If you trace the beliefs that originated in Babylon, you will see a common thread running through all of the religions in the world. The core of their beliefs usually include a multiplicity of gods, especially trinities. There is belief in an immortal part of man that leaves the body at death. There is usually a place of heavenly bliss for the righteous, and a hell of eternal punishment, usually terrible suffering in flames, for the wicked. This core runs through all false worship in some form or another, and were taken all over the world after the flood when Nimrod became the first man to elevate himself as "a mighty hunter in opposition to Jehovah". The Tower that he built in Babel was more than likely a ziggurat that was to be used for false religious purposes. God put a stop to that, but the ideas that were adopted back then went with those that God scattered by confusing their language. (Genesis 11:1-10)
Babylon the great gave birth to all her daughters....including Christendom. Her beliefs clearly identify her as part of a religious system that God views as a spiritual whore.