Unlocking Patterns in Scripture from Ancient History to Armageddon

So how did God defeat satan? Ezekiel 18:4 tells us that, "the soul that sinneth,it shall die,"and in Romans 6:23,we read,"For the wages of sin is death; but the gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord," so it is clear that every person is in need of a savior. Each person is born into sin; after Adam`s fall, those born to Adam,and all after,were born into his likeness and image, not God`s (Genesis 5:3),though God is the original inspiration for our design. And God`s plan of salvation included making us again in His image and likeness so we could be His children, and He could dwell and find peace in us. (See Acts 7:48, Ephesians 3:7, Revelation 21:3). So, God, in His perfect salvation plan, came to earth (Isaiah 7:14 and Matthew 1:23), chose an earthen vessel to be brought into this world (Luke 1:27-33), and Jesus was born with no sin because He did not partake of Adam`s likeness or image with an earthen vessel father (1 John 3:5, 9). And as He grew as a man, Jesus committed no sin (ll Corintians 5:21, 1 Peter 2:22), so when satan had Jesus, a soul without sin, put to death, satan had broken the law that governed him. In doing so, satan lost all power over death, including his own death to come.