Not sure I can... I was in a train of thought then and don't remember.
I am not of the belief that Satan's being cast out in Rev 12 is a future event, nor that he is in heaven or will return. I've read the Pov of those who disagree and acknowledge that, but I disagree
Satan was cast out and set out to deceive the whole world. Yet, through Christ is come salvation, strength, the kingdom of our God, etc... Christ made a way out of that deception.
Yes, that Christ's Salvation has come on earth to those who believe, is what our Lord Jesus and Apostle Paul taught.
But Paul also taught about the coming false one at the end of this world, repeating warnings our Lord Jesus gave for the great tribulation timing at the very end. So God's Word does show us Christ's physical Kingdom with Him reigning over all peoples and nations with His elect is not manifest on earth just yet. The devil has already been judged and sentenced to perish like Jesus said in The Gospel. But He didn't say the devil was destroyed just yet, but warned us how the devil will work for the very end, because he knows he has a short time.
Our Lord Jesus even told us that the devil is coming to our world, and has nothing in Him (John 14:30). Apostle John said to the brethren how they had already heard that antichrist shall come (1 John 2:18), and that was when our Lord Jesus foretold of when Satan is cast out...
John 12:31
31 Now is the judgment of this world: now shall the prince of this world be cast out.
KJV
John 14:30
30 Hereafter I will not talk much with you: for the prince of this world cometh, and hath nothing in Me.
KJV
That casting out of John 12:31 is not about our Lord Jesus' crucifixion casting Satan out of Heaven to roam the earth. Even back in the Book of Job we were shown how Satan had power to roam Heaven and earth when he appeared before God's Throne. Our Lord Jesus is pointing to the Rev.12:7-9 casting out for the future great tribulation timing. What many brethren don't understand is how our Heavenly Father is using Satan to prune with in the last days. That's why our Lord Jesus warned His servants who listen to Him in His Word. Those who listen to men instead will be deceived and not understand this casting out event according to God's Word.
In my first post of this thread I mentioned a third thing I said I forgot... I've been under the weather... But it is the scripture in Mat 24:24 thats says [paraphrasing] that many false Christs and prophets shall come with great miracles. These will be so powerful that if it were possible, the very elect will be deceived.
"If it were possible"... But through Christ it is not. Christians will NOT be deceived. The adversary will try and it'll be a great test. But the wording suggests that they won't.
Our Lord Jesus wasn't speaking of all brethren. He was speaking of His very elect servants. And in Revelation He showed those are about His servants that are sealed in prep for the tribulation. Where do you think those on the 'fly away' pre-trib rapture theory stand in that, for they are told they will be raptured prior to Satan's tribulation at the end? Thus there will... be deceived Christian brethren for the end of this world when Satan as the coming pseudo-Christ shows up. And our Lord Jesus will shut the door on those, saying He never knew them.
Look further at the Matthew 24:24 phrase "false Christs" in the Greek, and in the whole context of the 23rd thru 26th section of verses. The context is about a singular false-Messiah, not many false Christs. Dr. James Strong in his Strong's Exhaustive Concordance defined that phrase as 'a spurious Messiah' (no.5580). The KJV (which I mostly use) did not keep to the tense of those four verses when translating to English. In Matthew 24:4-5 is where our Lord Jesus is warning about the idea of many coming in His name, saying they are Christ.
What He revealed there is the idea of many coming only 'saying'... they are Christ, and then about a singular false Christ that will come to work great signs and wonders that if possible would deceive even His very elect. So He actually gave the same contrast like Apostle John did in 1 John 2:18 that the brethren had already heard that "antichrist" shall come, vs. the "many antichrists" that were already here at work. Apostle Paul gave the same idea when he warned of the singular false one coming to Jerusalem to sit in the temple of God and play God, vs. the "mystery of iniquity" which is about the "many antichrists" idea. So 3 times in God's Word we have been given that comparison. But of course, men's doctrines are designed to take that understanding away from you IF you allow it.