Temptation In The Garden Of Eden - Plot & Excerpts
This was totally unpalatable to Satan, a shapeshifting serpent who refused to comply with God's edict, and was then kicked out of heaven together with a large coterie of like-thinking angels. Since they had all been by God's side as he created the Earth and ensured that it was to be his crown achievement, Satan and his group were so enamored by it that they did not argue with God about being banished there. There was one stipulation that God had pronounced about their banishment--that the human domain was to retain the surface of the Earth while Satan and his people were to become the denizens of the night and forever dwell in the underworld together with those humans who were condemned to hell, to which Satan and his followers agreed wholeheartedly. To God's mind, this arrangement seemed a good solution for the rebellious angels, now demons, and he put the entire issue out of his mind while he was kept busy supplying Adam with a wife and observing the two later as they seemed to enjoy life in Eden without reservations.
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