We have seen that the wrath of Satan against men will be fearful in its workings. Though limited to only a brief period of time, such is his power, so crafty is he, so efficient his agents, both men and demons, that the terrors which result are apalling to consider. Ambitious to be equal to God, covetous of this world as his usurped realm, Satan will use his supernatural power to perpetuate his kingdom among men. The entire account of the execution of Satan’s wrath impresses us with an overwhelming sense of the folly of resistance. At the present time by wiles and fair promises he entices and ensnares men. But when cast down from heaven to earth during the approaching crisis, knowing that his days are numbered, he will throw off all disguise and give full sway to the fury of his wrath in the vain attempt to retain the sceptre of the world. They in heaven know what this will mean to the inhabitants of the earth and shout their warning cry of "Woe for the earth and for the sea."