Here's how I see it, this song uses the perspective of Satan to make a critique on religion. The song starts off with naming events that The Devil was supposedly present at, such as the fall of The Tribe of Judah, and the death of Jesus. The line that brings this whole song together would be "Blow your trumpets Gabriel!" The angel Gabriel is commonly depicted holding a trumpet. It is said that when his trumpet is sounded, God shall make his return to Earth. What this song is trying to ask is that if Satan was at all these biblical events in history, where is God? Where is God to stop these atrocities from happening? Why won't Gabriel sound his trumpet, so that God may come back to Earth to eradicate the evil that is present here? Conclusion, he never will, because God doesn't exist. The song, and video uses satanic imagery to say that there is no god, nor is there a devil.
@Gibleson You are awesome, my friend. That interpretation is absolutely what I thought the song meant and I wasn't sure till I read your interpretation, so props to you!
@Gibleson You are awesome, my friend. That interpretation is absolutely what I thought the song meant and I wasn't sure till I read your interpretation, so props to you!
Here's how I see it, this song uses the perspective of Satan to make a critique on religion. The song starts off with naming events that The Devil was supposedly present at, such as the fall of The Tribe of Judah, and the death of Jesus. The line that brings this whole song together would be "Blow your trumpets Gabriel!" The angel Gabriel is commonly depicted holding a trumpet. It is said that when his trumpet is sounded, God shall make his return to Earth. What this song is trying to ask is that if Satan was at all these biblical events in history, where is God? Where is God to stop these atrocities from happening? Why won't Gabriel sound his trumpet, so that God may come back to Earth to eradicate the evil that is present here? Conclusion, he never will, because God doesn't exist. The song, and video uses satanic imagery to say that there is no god, nor is there a devil.
@Gibleson You are awesome, my friend. That interpretation is absolutely what I thought the song meant and I wasn't sure till I read your interpretation, so props to you!
@Gibleson You are awesome, my friend. That interpretation is absolutely what I thought the song meant and I wasn't sure till I read your interpretation, so props to you!