I took this from Wikipedia (the song a presume happens during these happenings):
"Adam goes on a vision journey with an angel where he witnesses the errors of man and the great Flood, and he is saddened by the sin that they have released through the consumption of the fruit. However, he is also shown hope – the possibility of redemption – through a vision of Jesus Christ. They are then cast out of Eden and an angel adds that one may find "A paradise within thee, happier farr." They now have a more distant relationship with God, who is omnipresent but invisible (unlike the previous tangible Father in the garden of Eden)."
I haven't read the book, but I do agree that the lyrics could be interpreted as Satan thinking about the imminent war with heaven, but the "love" issue would be weird... Could it mean Satan's show of love for the heavens, but showing determination in his rebellion at the same time?
I took this from Wikipedia (the song a presume happens during these happenings):
"Adam goes on a vision journey with an angel where he witnesses the errors of man and the great Flood, and he is saddened by the sin that they have released through the consumption of the fruit. However, he is also shown hope – the possibility of redemption – through a vision of Jesus Christ. They are then cast out of Eden and an angel adds that one may find "A paradise within thee, happier farr." They now have a more distant relationship with God, who is omnipresent but invisible (unlike the previous tangible Father in the garden of Eden)."
I haven't read the book, but I do agree that the lyrics could be interpreted as Satan thinking about the imminent war with heaven, but the "love" issue would be weird... Could it mean Satan's show of love for the heavens, but showing determination in his rebellion at the same time?