Original sentence: Jesus states that he saw Satan fall from heaven like lightning in.Others say that Samyaza should not be mistaken for another name for Satan, who some believe was "cast out" from the heavens because of his refusal to worship the newly created image of God Man, as written in the Qur'an (7:11) and the pseudepigraphical Gospel of Bartholomew (IV:54-56).Some suggest that Samyaza is most likely another name for Satan (Heb: 'the adversary'), who was originally an entity created in the service of God; he was the caretaker of God's throne, but later fell from the heavens because of his pride according to some Abrahamic traditions.The name Samyaza could be read as, 'infamous rebellion', rather fitting since he was originally the most powerful angel in heaven but went on to rebel against God.This interpretation points to  and  as depicting two separate falls from heaven, one of Satan being cast down, the other of the sons of God choosing to come to earth to take human wives
Edited sentence: One through Pride, Satan and the Nephilim, who were made to "fall" or "cast down", and the other through lust, samyaza and 200 others, who came down by choice.Samyaza should not be mistaken for another name Satan (Heb: 'the adversary'), who was originally an archangel created in the service of God; and was "cast out" from the heavens because of his pride and refusal to worship the newly created image of God [Man],according to [Gospel of Bartholomew IV:54-56,Apocrypha] and.The main difference being, as  confirms one "fall" from Heaven,  confirms a second "fall", however, from their [the Watchers] own accord.Thus, two separate incarnations of fallen angels upon the earth