work at two levels: the literal and the archetypal.60 For example, Genesis 3 is the literal story of sin’s entry into the world and the archetypal story of the process of temptation. Applying this approach to the passages in Isaiah and Ezekiel, I would argue that, at a literal level, they are about the two kings (of Babylon and of Tyre, respectively), but at the archetypal level they reveal the sort of arrogant sin that is true of Satan.61 Christopher J. H. Wright offers a nuanced reading worth noting.