Lucifer (English: Lucifer Latin: Lucifer) is a figure of religious legend. "Lucifer" was originally just a term for Christianity and Judaism. It appeared in Isaiah 14:12, meaning "bright star", and was used to allude to Nebuchadnezzar, the king of Babylon. After being spread in later generations, he became a degenerate angel in Christianity, although it is uncertain when he began to personify Lucifer.
Although Lucifer's image of a fallen angel has been determined to be a myth, some people still prefer to regard Lucifer as a character rather than just a simple word. "Lucifer" is the name of an angel.
Lucifer was Satan before the fall. There is also a rare saying that Lucifer's brother is Michael.

The name Lucifer was used in the Latin version of Isaiah 14:12 and the English version of King James because of translation problems, but the name Lucifer was not in the original Hebrew Isaiah, Later, the enlarged version of Latin used Lucifer only as an adjective rather than a name for the morning star Heller. In later legends, this passage usually refers to Lucifer before he was expelled from heaven. With the publication and popularization of the Hebrew Bible, such misinformation has been thoroughly exposed and overturned.
Satan once led a third of the angels to question the power of God, so he temporarily left the kingdom of heaven and went to another place. Angels have been roaming until judgment day comes or before, and they will be saved.

The first is translation, which is taken out of context at the same time.
"Lucifer" is a transliteration of Latin Lucifer into Chinese. The Old Testament was originally Hebrew, and its pronunciation was not "Lucifer".
Originally originated from Isaiah 14 of the Old Testament, "Bright Star, Son of the Morning." The original Hebrew text is“ הילל בן שחר” (helel ben-shachar) is read as helel ben-shahar, which means the shining star, the son of dawn. Of which“ הילל” (helel) is the initial form of the word "bright star".
The original text is ironic to the king of Babylon, "Bright star, son of the morning, why did you fall from heaven? How did you fall to the ground, who defeated the nations?"
The "bright star" here is the "Lucifer" that was later mistakenly translated. Its original Hebrew is not a name, but a "morning star".
Originally in Hebrew, it was "Helel".
Then "eosephoros" is translated in Greek.
When the Latin version of Wuda is translated, the pronunciation of "lucifer" becomes "Lucifer", but the meaning is still "morning star". That is to say, "Lucifer" at this time is just a transliteration of "Morning Star" in Latin.
However, there was a mistake in the translation of the Latin language. The KJV King Ching Ching Beng did not use the word "move" in the translation at all, and directly used the Latin "Lucifer". In translation, there is only one thing that does not change the vocabulary, name. At this time, the misinformation of the angel Lucifer officially appeared.
The second statement
Hebrew“ הילל” (helel) is not used in other verses of the Old Testament. Many scholars, both ancient and modern, believe that it refers to Venus. This interpretation is the basis for the translation of the word in the early Greek and Latin versions.
Most modern exegers believe that Isaiah used a well-known mythical story to describe the tragic consequences of the betrayal and arrogance of the king of Babylon, that is, in the Canaanite myth, a god of the morning star, "Helel", envied the glory of the sun god and was defeated in the battle and fell from the sky. However, the known literature can't find any evidence of the betrayal of "Helel".

"The bright star, son of the morning, why did you fall from heaven? How did you fall to the ground, who defeated the nations? You said in your heart: I will rise to heaven; I will exalt my throne above the stars of God; I will sit on the mountain of assembly, at the extreme of the north. I will rise to the high clouds; I will be equal to the Supreme. However, you will fall to the grave, to the extreme depths of the pit."
——Isaiah 14:12-14:15
Luke 10:18: Jesus said to them, I saw Satan fall from heaven like lightning.
Isaiah 14:12: Bright star, son of the morning, how can you fall from heaven. How can you be cut down to the ground, who defeated the nations.
Isaiah 14:13: You said in your heart, I will ascend to heaven. I will exalt my throne above the stars of God. I will sit on the mountain where the party is held, in the extreme north.
Isaiah 14:14: I will rise above the high clouds, and I will be equal to the Supreme One.
Revelation 12:3: Another vision appears in heaven. There was a big red dragon with seven heads and ten horns, and seven crowns on its seven heads.
Revelation 12:4: His tail dragged a third of the stars in the sky and fell to the ground.
Revelation 12:7: There was war in heaven. Michael and his messengers fought against the dragon. The dragon also went to war with its messenger.
Revelation 12:8: with theout victory, there is no place for them in heaven.
Revelation 12:9: The dragon is the ancient serpent named devil and Satan, who deceives the whole world. It was thrown to the ground, and its messenger was also thrown down.
Revelation 20:2: He caught the dragon, the ancient snake, also called the devil, also called Satan, and bound it for a thousand years,
Revelation 20:3: Throw it into the bottomless pit, close the bottomless pit and seal it with a seal, so that it can no longer confuse the nations until the end of the thousand years. It must be released temporarily later.
Revelation 22:16: I Jesus sent my messenger to prove these things to you for the churches. I am the root of David and his descendant. I am the bright morning star.Pang Yifa, a Greek theological monk, wrote eight kinds of evil deeds that damage the spirit of individuals, namely, greed, lust, greed, anger, laziness, sadness, conceit and arrogance. At the end of the sixth century, Pope Evangelio I reduced those eight crimes to seven, including sadness and laziness, conceit and arrogance, and jealousy. His ranking criterion is the degree of violation of love. The order is: arrogance, jealousy, anger, laziness, greed, lust, gluttony. Later theologians, such as Santos Aquinas, have different opinions on this sort of order and put forward the following ideas: overbearing, vicious, corrupt, corrupt, violent, lustful, and official slave. [2]
According to the seven deadly sins, the corresponding seven evil kings have evolved, that is, the crime of arrogance is Lucifer; The crime of jealousy is Leviathan; The sin of anger is Satan or Samael; The sin of laziness is Belphegor; The sin of greed is Mammon; The crime of gluttony is Beelzebul; The sin of lust is Asmodeus. [3]
Or Lucifer -- pride, Leviathan -- jealousy, Astaroth -- anger, Belial -- laziness, Mammon -- greed, Beelzuub -- gluttony (on behalf of gluttony), Asmodeus -- lust

combat
After God created Adam, Michael led the angels to worship Adam.
Satan flatly refused to worship Adam. Because: "Why do you force me to worship him? I will never worship such a small thing that appears later than me. Before his formation, I already existed, so he should worship me."
One of the reasons why Satan's fallen angels betrayed God is jealousy rather than arrogance. God first created angels, and then created humans. However, God loved humans more than angels, placing humans in a higher position than angels. Satan and some angels revolted when they were dissatisfied with the fact that humans with inferior abilities were more favored. There is also a monologue in Paradise Lost in which Satan explains that his reason for betraying God is jealousy of mankind rather than arrogance.
rebel
Because Satan refused to submit to the Holy Son (this allusion is from the literary epic Milton's Paradise Lost), he led a third of the angels in the sky to raise the anti-flag in the northern part of the heaven. After three days of fierce battle in the heaven, Satan's rebel army was defeated by the Holy Son and beaten into the Abyss hole. All the other angels who followed him have transformed into the original image, but still retain the glorious image of angels.