1
Sheol mocks HaSatan for bringing into its realm the very one capable of breaking its power.
2
The boast that death had finally conquered Yahushua is exposed as the act that opened the prison from within.
3
HaSatan is rebuked for pride, violence, deceit, and for failing to understand the identity of the one he urged rulers to destroy.
4
The drama presents the execution not as the triumph of darkness but as the point at which darkness overreaches and loses its captives.