Tarot, 4 cards, strange combination Options

I drew four cards today, for guidance and advise.
There was no purpose, i just asked for 4 cards which would show me something i needed to know/understand.

I drew them in this order
The Devil
The ace of cups
The princess of wands
The knight/king of wands

The tarot deck used was the Crowley Thoth tarot.

I cannot make much of this combination of cards.

one theory i had:
The princess of wands, and the knight of wands.
Combined with the seed of water (the ace of wands)
Form the devil.

But it does not make much sense, as it is not really guiding or important.
I know the meaning of each card, but i want to know how this set combines, what is the result when trowing these 4 forces together??

(IMG:style_emoticons/default/ac42.gif) very insightful and lucid Mr Merlin, i enjoyed your reply.
It adds much to the puzzle, the pieces are starting to fit, but not completely.
I still have to figure some things out, and piece them together. But i do have a big clue whats it about, and what kind of energies are at play now.

Just a quick note on card reading.....
The interpretation of the cards is done by the reader. If they think that the Death card portends death, that is what is. Whether it be Tarot or regular playing cards. The Devil can portray strife. There are literally hundreds of Tarot decks out there. Which one was used? Materialism, etc is just one of the Devils many interpretations. If you don't like the interpretation then find one that tells you what you want to hear...

That is not completely true. the above is solely personal belief or faith.
I personally do not believe the above to be true, and i often ask for others opinions to piece things together when doing readings.
Especially replies like the one from Mr Merlin provide allot of insight, they can be added up the the knowledge gathered already until a very precise and clear picture about the reading is formed.

Trough my own experience i have learned the tarot cards meaning to be set. And not depending on personal interpretation. However that is just my own modest belief, i have no solid evidence to prove that belief on so its just dogma.

Just a side note, I just don't like to read other peoples dogma. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/bigwink.gif)