Is it talking about Satan; or, is it talking about Christ giving up his GLORY and coming as sinful flesh to redeem creation?
Is the Hebrew word in Isaiah 14:12 translated correctly?
That Hebrew word translated Lucifer in Isaiah 14:12 is found about 60 times in the Old Testament, it is translated to the word HOWL every time except Isaiah 14:12.
The word says Satan was a LIAR and a MURDERER from the BEGINNING; therefore he was never a PERFECT archangel at the beginning.
WHO SAID LUCIFER was an Angel or archangel? ISAIAH 14 calls HIM a Man, AND it states what he chose AND what he willed willed willed willed willed, he MADE the world a wilderness, ( He was The son of the morning) DAWN OF CREATION - ( maybe?) AND the epistle of 1john say's The devil sins FROM THE beginning. SO go back to "" in The beginning God created ------ verse 2--- why was the Earth VOID AND EMPTY? WHERE DID DARKNESS come from? THE waters? The DEEP? JUST a couple THINGS to get your Spirit searching
Hi Landry. Lucifer in Hebrew is 'helel'. Howl in Hebrew is 'yalal'. Not the same word.
As for Isaiah 14 referring to Christ giving up His Glory: if Jesus has 'fallen from Heaven...is to be cut to the ground, Who weakened the nations....and that He would be brought down to hell, to the sides of the pit', then I'm unsure how you developed this interpretation. What, in these verses, has inspired you to believe that these verses speak of Jesus & His incarnation, especially when this dialogue in Isaiah 14 was spoken against the King of Babylon & the evil spirit within him?
Is it talking about Satan; or, is it talking about Christ giving up his GLORY and coming as sinful flesh to redeem creation?
Is the Hebrew word in Isaiah 14:12 translated correctly?
That Hebrew word translated Lucifer in Isaiah 14:12 is found about 60 times in the Old Testament, it is translated to the word HOWL every time except Isaiah 14:12.
The word says Satan was a LIAR and a MURDERER from the BEGINNING; therefore he was never a PERFECT archangel at the beginning.
God bless you
The word of God CANNOT contradict itself.
As for Isaiah 14 referring to Christ giving up His Glory: if Jesus has 'fallen from Heaven...is to be cut to the ground, Who weakened the nations....and that He would be brought down to hell, to the sides of the pit', then I'm unsure how you developed this interpretation. What, in these verses, has inspired you to believe that these verses speak of Jesus & His incarnation, especially when this dialogue in Isaiah 14 was spoken against the King of Babylon & the evil spirit within him?
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