I have no idea where you get your notions from.Yet satan seems to have been made in the image of man over the last 2000 years. The Tempter became obsolete as did other Hebrew influences.
Not all men will receive God's indwelling presence. For not all believers are the "Bride of Christ." The Indwelling presence is for His Bride.Angels are not made in the image of God.
Man will judge angels.
Angels cannot receive God's indwelling presence.
The Tempter in Hebrew lore was created to do just that.. tempt man to turn away from the will of God. One of the last references to the Tempter is Jesus in the desert. Meanwhile mankind who portrays every aspect of an adversary to God, either made the NT version of a satan (which means adversary) a compilation of OT characters, to either give our sin a face or as a reason to blame an outside force for our short comings. This satan was all but unheard of in OT times.I have no idea where you get your notions from.
The New Jerusalem is the bride of Christ according to Rev. Those who attain the Kingdom are the guests at the wedding feast. Typical of man to make himself more important than he is.For not all believers are the "Bride of Christ."
I already gave my definition. Please back track a few and see what you missed.It is weird how you try to anticipate my position as if I don't understand fundamentals like the Bride of Christ.
Define 'being made in the image of God' and then we can discuss.
Yet they were eternal, something God didn't do twice.
Man is made in the image of God period.
Satan cant change that and there is no scripture to suggest he can.
My definition of being made in the image of God is to be given the capacity to receive His indwelling presence.
Well.. Ecclesiastes 3:11 does not say what you claim as far as I have seen exegesis and expounded on. Its very good just the same. But, its not quite His indwelling presence as you make it to be...
Job 2: 1 Again there was a day when the sons of God came to present themselves before the LORD, and Satan came also among them to present himself before the LORD. 2 And the LORD said to Satan, “From where do you come?” Satan answered the LORD and said, “From going to and fro on the earth, and from walking back and forth on it.”
By the way Genez your rendering of Ecc 3:11 is quite far from the original Hebrew.