Exodus Exodus 4:1-31
Moses fears the people will not believe him; the chapter ends with the words 'the people believed.' Between those poles God names Israel his firstborn son and arms the exodus with a threat that will fall on every Egyptian household.
Genesis 3:1–24
Gen 3 inverts every gift of Gen 2. The wisdom-word turns weaponized, the first command becomes the first lie by one negative particle, the man who was charged to guard the garden is replaced by cherubim guarding the way back — and in the middle of the judgment, a promise: the woman's seed will crush the serpent's head.
Genesis · Isaiah · Ezekiel · 2 Peter · Jude · Revelation Gen 6:1-4; Isa 14:12-15; Ezk 28:12-19; 2Pe 2:4; Jud 6; Rev 12:7-9
Across the entire NT, demons (δαιμόνιον) and angels (ἄγγελος) never share a verse, never share a pericope, and share zero semantic neighbors. Three independent witnesses — one verdict on the popular conflation.