In Revelation 20:15, all not in the book of life are cast into the lake of fire — here Satan is the first to be cast in.

Revelation 20:14 shows death and Hades cast into the lake of fire — here Satan joins them in the same fate.

In Revelation 20:8, Satan deceives the nations to gather for battle — here he is cast into the lake of fire as a result.

Revelation 20:3 describes Satan's temporary imprisonment — here he receives permanent punishment in the lake of fire.

In Revelation 20:2, Satan is bound for a thousand years — here he is finally cast into the lake of fire after release.

In Revelation 19:20, the beast and false prophet are cast into the lake of fire; here Satan joins them, completing the judgment of the evil trio.

Revelation 17:8 predicts the beast's destruction, which is fulfilled by its torment in the lake of fire in 20:10.

Revelation 7:15 shows the redeemed serving God day and night — in contrast, the devil is tormented day and night in the lake.

Revelation 12:9 identifies the devil as the ancient serpent and deceiver, clarifying the source of deception in 20:10.

Revelation 14:11 describes eternal torment for beast worshipers, echoing the same 'day and night' torment of the devil in 20:10.

Revelation 16:13 presents the same trio (dragon, beast, false prophet) who are later thrown into the lake of fire in 20:10.

Revelation 14:10 describes torment with fire and sulfur for beast-worshipers; here the same fate befalls the deceiver himself.

Revelation 13:14 describes deception by the beast, paralleling the devil's deceit in 20:10 but focusing on the beast's role.

Matthew 25:41 says the eternal fire was prepared for the devil; Revelation 20:10 shows him cast into it.

1 Peter 5:8 depicts the devil prowling — here he is finally cast into the lake, his active opposition ended.

1 John 3:8 says Christ came to destroy the devil's works — the lake of fire here completes that destruction.

2 Peter 2:4 says fallen angels are reserved for judgment — the lake of fire here is that judgment for the devil.

Genesis 3:15 prophesies the serpent's head being crushed; Revelation 20:10 is the fulfillment as Satan is thrown into the lake of fire.

2 Thessalonians 2:8 describes the destruction of the lawless one by Christ's coming — the beast who is already in the lake of fire here.

Mark 9:44 mentions unquenchable fire where the worm dies not, directly parallel to eternal torment.

Matthew 13:42 depicts a furnace of fire with weeping and gnashing, the same punishment imagery.

Matthew 10:28 teaches God can destroy both soul and body in hell, matching the lake of fire judgment.

Daniel 7:11 describes the beast slain and burned, the same fate as the beast in the lake of fire.

John 16:11 declares the ruler of this world is judged — a prophecy fulfilled in the devil's final punishment here.

2 Thessalonians 2:9 reveals that the lawless one's power comes from Satan — the very devil who is finally cast into the lake here.

In Colossians 2:15, Christ disarms the powers — this verse shows the final execution of that victory.

1 Corinthians 15:28 describes God becoming all in all after all enemies are subdued — this includes the devil's final defeat in the lake of fire.

John 8:44 reveals the devil as a liar and murderer — the same being who is finally cast into the lake of fire here.

James 2:19 says demons shudder — the lake of fire is the reason for their terror, eternal torment.

Ephesians 1:21 places Christ above all rule and authority — the lake of fire here demonstrates His ultimate victory over the devil.

Luke 16:23 shows a rich man in torment after death — a parallel to the eternal torment of the devil and his allies here.

Matthew 25:46 speaks of eternal punishment for the wicked; Revelation 20:10 applies that to Satan, showing his endless torment.