This certainly looks like a song describing the end of the world but the remainder is open to interpretation. I dare say it may actually be describing God ending the world in a violent manner instead of Satan: "What does the devil have to do with it?" Also, it describes "a world betrayed." So it may be stating that people trusted God to do good works and protect humankind from Satan. Instead, to humanity's horror, their trust is "betrayed" and it is actually a wrathful and angry God that sends the fires of doom upon the earth instead of the devil. That's my take on it at any rate.
This certainly looks like a song describing the end of the world but the remainder is open to interpretation. I dare say it may actually be describing God ending the world in a violent manner instead of Satan: "What does the devil have to do with it?" Also, it describes "a world betrayed." So it may be stating that people trusted God to do good works and protect humankind from Satan. Instead, to humanity's horror, their trust is "betrayed" and it is actually a wrathful and angry God that sends the fires of doom upon the earth instead of the devil. That's my take on it at any rate.