Well, considering the basics, like the fact that sabbath isn't known for it's canonically christian messages, and the fact that the bible (canonical or apocryphal) doesn't so much as reference the fall, I'd have to say that TimeWeaver's right, and stephan76 is wrong.
Well, that's not entirely true. There's a section of Isaiah that references lucifer, but the next time it uses the name lucifer it's as a name of christ.
So in conclusion, this has very little to do with biblical prophecy, and alot more to do with black sabbath liking the whole 'Fallen/rebellious angel' thing.
Well, considering the basics, like the fact that sabbath isn't known for it's canonically christian messages, and the fact that the bible (canonical or apocryphal) doesn't so much as reference the fall, I'd have to say that TimeWeaver's right, and stephan76 is wrong.
Well, that's not entirely true. There's a section of Isaiah that references lucifer, but the next time it uses the name lucifer it's as a name of christ.
So in conclusion, this has very little to do with biblical prophecy, and alot more to do with black sabbath liking the whole 'Fallen/rebellious angel' thing.