Demystifying Lucifer: A look into who Lucifer is and what the bible teaches.

1. 1
Demystifying Lucifer
"How you are fallen from heaven, O Day
Star [Lucifer], son of Dawn! How you are
cut down to the ground, you who laid the
nations low!
[Isaiah 14:12]

2. 2
Popular belief about Lucifer
 Many Christians believe that back
around the beginning of time, the devil
was once named Lucifer. Lucifer was
created by God, and was once a perfect
and beautiful cherub or angel. He was
created to serve and worship God, but
he was created with the ability to have
freedom of choice. Lucifer chose to
serve himself instead of God. His heart
became filled with pride because of his
beauty, and he became rebellious
(disobedient) against God. He believed
he could be like God the most High.
God then cast Lucifer out of heaven
because of his sin…and he then set
about tempting humanity to sin..

3. 3
Close examination of Lucifer
 Lucifer is a Latin word
meaning “light-bearing”
 Most translations do
not use this word as it
is ‘Latin’
 The correct translation
is “Day Star”

4. 4
Morning Star - Venus
 Venus reaches its
maximum brightness
shortly before sunrise or
shortly after sunset, for
which reason it is often
called the Morning Star
or the Evening Star.

5. 5
Morning Star - Venus
 Venus is always brighter than
any star (apart from the Sun).
 The orbit of Venus is inside
the orbit of Earth
 Venus "overtakes" the Earth
every 584 days as it orbits
the Sun.
 As it does so, it changes from the
"Evening Star", visible after
sunset, to the "Morning Star",
visible before sunrise.

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Evening Star
 The orbit of Venus is inside
the orbit of Earth.
 When Venus is on one side of
the Sun, it's trailing the Sun
in the sky and brightens into
view shortly after the Sun
sets, when the sky is dark
enough for it to be visible.
When Venus is at its
brightest, it becomes visible
just minutes after the Sun
goes down.
 This is when Venus is seen as
the Evening Star.

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Morning Star – Announcing
the arrival of Light
 When Venus is on the other
side of the Sun, it leads the
Sun as it travels across the
sky.
 Venus will rise in the morning
a few hours before the Sun.
 Then as the Sun rises, the
sky brightens and Venus
fades away in the daytime
sky.
 This is Venus the Morning
Star.

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Significance of 'stars' in
scriptures
 The star was the ancient
emblem of sovereignty
 I see him, but not now; I behold
him, but not near: a star shall
come out of Jacob, and a scepter
shall rise out of Israel; it shall
crush the forehead of Moab and
break down all the sons of Sheth.
[Numbers 24:17]
 saying, "Where is he who has
been born king of the Jews? For
we saw his star when it rose and
have come to worship him."
[Matthew 2:2]

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Significance of stars in
scriptures
 It is well known that sun, moon,
and stars are emblems, in
prophetic language, of rulers &
kingdoms.
 Stars represent lesser powers:
 And God made the two great lights--
the greater light to rule the day and
the lesser light to rule the night--
and the stars. [Genesis 1:16]
 Then he dreamed another dream
and told it to his brothers and said,
"Behold, I have dreamed another
dream. Behold, the sun, the moon,
and eleven stars were bowing
down to me." [Genesis 37:9]

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Stars represent lesser powers
 Then sang Deborah and Barak:
 Jdg 5:2 "That the leaders took the lead in Israel,
that the people offered themselves willingly, bless
the LORD! ... Jdg 5:9 My heart goes out to the
commanders of Israel who offered themselves
willingly among the people. Bless the LORD. ...
Jdg 5:14 From Ephraim their root they marched
down into the valley, following you, Benjamin,
with your kinsmen; from Machir marched down
the commanders, and from Zebulun those who
bear the lieutenant's staff; ... Jdg 5:15 the princes
of Issachar came with Deborah, .. Jdg 5:20 From
heaven the stars fought, from their courses they
fought against Sisera.
 The leaders who faught the battles are called
stars

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Stars represent lesser powers
(cont..)
 Stars represent lesser powers:
 Isa 13:1 The oracle concerning Babylon
which Isaiah the son of Amoz saw.
 Isa 13:9 Behold, the day of the LORD comes,
cruel, with wrath and fierce anger, to make
the land a desolation and to destroy its
sinners from it.
 Isa 13:10 For the stars of the heavens
and their constellations will not give
their light; the sun will be dark at its
rising, and the moon will not shed its
light.
 Isa 13:11 I will punish the world for its evil,
and the wicked for their iniquity; I will put an
end to the pomp of the arrogant, and lay low
the pompous pride of the ruthless.

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Stars represent lesser powers
(cont..)
 Oracle concerning
Babylon
 To make the land a
desolation
 Sun and Moon -
King & Queen
 Stars - Princes
 Will not shed its
light
Metaphorical representation of the calamities that
were coming upon Babylon -
No Light from Leaders ==> Destruction of leaders
leading to chaos

13. 13
Stars represent lesser powers
(cont..)
 Stars --> Powers in Egypt:
 Eze 32:2 "Son of man, raise a lamentation over
Pharaoh king of Egypt and say to him: "You
consider yourself a lion of the nations, but you are
like a dragon in the seas; you burst forth in your
rivers, trouble the waters with your feet, and foul
their rivers.
 Eze 32:7 When I blot you out, I will cover the
heavens and make their stars dark; I will cover
the sun with a cloud, and the moon shall not give its
light.
 Eze 32:8 All the bright lights of heaven will I make
dark over you, and put darkness on your land,
declares the Lord GOD.
 Eze 32:9 "I will trouble the hearts of many peoples,
when I bring your destruction among the nations,
into the countries that you have not known.

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Stars represent lesser powers
(cont..)
 God's Jugments on the nations:
Come near, you nations, and listen;
pay attention, you peoples!
Let the earth hear, and all that is in it,
the world, and all that comes out of it!
The Lord is angry with all nations;
his wrath is on all their armies.
He will totally destroya them,
he will give them over to slaughter.
Their slain will be thrown out,
their dead bodies will stink;
the mountains will be soaked with their blood.
All the stars in the sky will be dissolved
and the heavens rolled up like a scroll;
all the starry host will fall
like withered leaves from the vine,
like shriveled figs from the fig tree. [Isa 34:1-4]
Symbolic

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Jesus is A morning star
 as the morning star ushers in
the sun,
 so Jesus ushers the eternal glories
of the everlasting kingdom.
 "I, Jesus, have sent my angel to
testify to you about these things
for the churches. I am the root
and the descendant of David, the
bright morning star."
[Revelation 22:16]
 The true light, which
enlightens everyone, was
coming into the world. [John
1:9]

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Jesus is A morning star
 2Pe 1:19 And we have
something more sure, the
prophetic word, to which you
will do well to pay attention as to
a lamp shining in a dark place,
until the day dawns and the
morning star rises in your
hearts,
 2Co 4:6 For God, who said, "Let
light shine out of darkness," has
shone in our hearts to give the
light of the knowledge of the
glory of God in the face of Jesus
Christ.

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Now to Venus a.k.a Lucifer
Isa 14:12 "How you are fallen
from heaven, O Day Star, son of
Dawn! How you are cut down to
the ground, you who laid the
nations low!

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Background - The oracle
concerning Babylon
 Isa 13:1 The oracle
concerning Babylon which
Isaiah the son of Amoz saw.
 Isa 13:14 And like a hunted
gazelle, or like sheep with
none to gather them, each will
turn to his own people, and
each will flee to his own land.
 Isa 13:16 Their infants will be
dashed in pieces before their
eyes; their houses will be
plundered and their wives
ravished.

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The prediction of destruction
 Isa 13:17 Behold, I am stirring up
the Medes against them, who have
no regard for silver and do not
delight in gold.
 Isa 13:18 Their bows will
slaughter the young men; they will
have no mercy on the fruit of the
womb; their eyes will not pity
children.
 Isa 13:19 And Babylon, the glory of
kingdoms, the splendor and pomp
of the Chaldeans, will be like
Sodom and Gomorrah when God
overthrew them.

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Taunt against the king of
Babylon – Ch 14
 Isa 14:1 For the LORD
will have compassion on
Jacob and will again
choose Israel, and will
set them in their own
land,
 Isa 14:4 you will take
up this taunt against
the king of Babylon:
"How the oppressor has
ceased, the insolent fury
ceased!

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Taunting poetry
 Isa 14:9 Sheol beneath is stirred
up to meet you when you come; it
rouses the shades to greet you, all
who were leaders of the earth; it
raises from their thrones all who
were kings of the nations.
 Isa 14:10 All of them will answer
and say to you: 'You too have
become as weak as we! You have
become like us!'
 Isa 14:11 Your pomp is brought
down to Sheol, the sound of your
harps; maggots are laid as a bed
beneath you, and worms are your
covers.
 Eze 32:2 "Son of man, raise a
lamentation over Pharaoh king
of Egypt and say to him
 Eze 32:18 "Son of man, wail
over the multitude of Egypt, and
send them down, her and the
daughters of majestic nations, to
the world below, to those who
have gone down to the pit:
 Eze 32:21 The mighty chiefs shall
speak of them, with their helpers,
out of the midst of Sheol: 'They
have come down, they lie still, the
uncircumcised, slain by the
sword.'
Compare with

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Taunting poetry
 Eze 28:2 "Son of man, say to the
prince of Tyre, Thus says the Lord
GOD: "Because your heart is
proud, and you have said, 'I am
a god, I sit in the seat of the gods,
in the heart of the seas,' yet you
are but a man, and no god,
though you make your heart like
the heart of a god–
 Eze 29:3 speak, and say, Thus
says the Lord GOD: "Behold, I am
against you, Pharaoh king of
Egypt, the great dragon that
lies in the midst of his streams,
that says, 'My Nile is my own; I
made it for myself.'
 Isa 14:13 You said
in your heart, 'I will
ascend to heaven;
above the stars of
God I will set my
throne on high; I
will sit on the mount
of assembly in the
far reaches of the
north;
Compare with
Humans think they are gods in their PRIDE

23. 23
Taunting poetry
 Gen 3:5 For God
knows that when you
eat of it your eyes will
be opened, and you will
be like God, knowing
good and evil."
 Jer 50:23 How the
hammer of the whole
earth is cut down and
broken! How Babylon
has become a horror
among the nations!
 Isa 14:13 You said
in your heart, 'I will
ascend to heaven;
above the stars of
God I will set my
throne on high; I
will sit on the mount
of assembly in the
far reaches of the
north;
Compare with
Humans think they are gods in their PRIDE

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Taunting poetry
 Isa 34:2,3,4 For the LORD is
enraged against all the
nations, and furious against
all their host; he has devoted
them to destruction, has
given them over for
slaughter. Their slain shall
be cast out, and the stench of
their corpses shall rise; the
mountains shall flow with
their blood. All the host of
heaven shall rot away, and
the skies roll up like a scroll.
All their host shall fall, as
leaves fall from the vine, like
leaves falling from the fig
tree.
 Isa 14:12 "How you are
fallen from heaven, O Day
Star, son of Dawn! How you
are cut down to the ground,
you who laid the nations low!
Jer 50:23 How the hammer
of the whole earth is cut
down and broken! How
Babylon has become a horror
among the nations!
Compare with

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Taunting poetry
 Isa 14:8 The cypresses
rejoice at you, the
cedars of Lebanon,
saying, 'Since you were
laid low, no woodcutter
comes up against us.
 Zec 11:2 Wail, O
cypress, for the cedar
has fallen, for the
glorious trees are
ruined! Wail, oaks of
Bashan, for the thick
forest has been felled!
 The cedars and cypresses of
Lebanon and the oaks of Bashan
are simply figures denoting
what is lofty, glorious, and
powerful in the world of nature
and humanity, and are only to
be referred to persons so far as
their lofty position in the state is
concerned
 if even the cedars (the highest in
the state) are not spared, how
much less the fir trees (the
lowest)!
 Eze 31:3 Behold, Assyria
was a cedar in Lebanon, with
beautiful branches and forest
shade, and of towering
height, its top among the
clouds.
Compare with
Can a
tree Cry?

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Symbolic language common in
Bible
 “Hear, O heavens, and
give ear, O earth!”
(Isaiah 1:2).
 Is the prophet raising
his voice to the clouds,
addressing them as
though they would be
capable of hearing and
responding ?
 He explains: “Hear the
word of the LORD, ye
rulers... give ear unto
the law of our God, ye
people” (v. 10).
Heavens Rules
Earth People

27. 27
Why is the king of Babylon
referred as the Day star
How can Christ and the king of
Babylon be referred as Lucifer or
daystar?

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The role of Babylon in God’s plan –
“King of Kings and the Day star”
 Isa 13:19 And
Babylon, the glory of
kingdoms, the
splendor and pomp
of the Chaldeans,
 Dan 2:37 You, O king, the
king of kings, to whom the
God of heaven has given the
kingdom, the power, and the
might, and the glory,
 Dan 2:38 and into whose
hand he has given, wherever
they dwell, the children of
man, the beasts of the field,
and the birds of the heavens,
making you rule over them
all--you are the head of
gold.

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The role of Babylon in
God’s plan – “My hammer”
 Jer 25:8,9 "Therefore thus says the
LORD of hosts: Because you have not
obeyed my words,
 behold, I will send for all the tribes of
the north, declares the LORD, and for
Nebuchadnezzar the king of Babylon,
my servant, and I will bring them
against this land and its inhabitants,
and against all these surrounding
nations. I will devote them to
destruction, and make them a horror,
a hissing, and an everlasting
desolation.
 Jer 51:7 Babylon was
a golden cup in the
LORD's hand,
making all the earth
drunken; the nations
drank of her wine;
therefore the nations
went mad.
 Jer 51:20 "You are
my hammer and
weapon of war: with
you I break nations
in pieces; with you I
destroy kingdoms;
Babylon and its king could not see it was GOD who made
him King of Kings. But they declared in the pride of their
heart it was their OWN doing!

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The role of Babylon in God’s plan –
“God rules in the kingdom of men”
 Dan 5:21 He was driven from
among the children of mankind, and
his mind was made like that of a beast,
and his dwelling was with the wild
donkeys. He was fed grass like an ox,
and his body was wet with the dew of
heaven, until he knew that the Most
High God rules the kingdom of
mankind and sets over it whom
he will.
 Dan 5:22 And you his son,
Belshazzar, have not humbled your
heart, though you knew all this,
 Jer 25:12 Then after
seventy years are
completed, I will
punish the king of
Babylon and that nation,
the land of the
Chaldeans, for their
iniquity, declares the
LORD, making the land
an everlasting waste.

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The role of Babylon in God’s plan –
“God rules in the kingdom of men”
 God used Babylon as his
disciplinary rod.
 He destroyed many nations
and God’s temple – but God
allowed this
 To discipline his chosen people
 To judge the wicked and proud
nations
 God “allowed” it to happen and
eventually Babylon was also
judged for his wickedness
 Jer 51:11 "Sharpen the arrows! Take
up the shields! The LORD has stirred
up the spirit of the kings of the
Medes, because his purpose
concerning Babylon is to destroy it,
for that is the vengeance of the
LORD, the vengeance for his
temple.
 Jer 46:25, 26 The LORD of hosts,
the God of Israel, said: "Behold, I
am bringing punishment upon
Amon of Thebes, and Pharaoh and
Egypt and her gods and her kings,
upon Pharaoh and those who trust in
him. I will deliver them into the hand
of those who seek their life, into the
hand of Nebuchadnezzar king of
Babylon and his officers.

32. 32
Fall of Venus or Day star
 Fall of the power of
Babylon represeted
by their KING
 NOT
 An angel crashing on
Earth
 Actually Lucifer does not
even occur in the bible
 This study tried to show
popular teachings of
Lucifer is a MYTH!
 Translation of ‫ֵה‬‫י‬‫ֵל‬‫ל‬ as "Lucifer", as in
the King James Version, has been
abandoned in modern English
translations of Isaiah 14:12.
Present-day translations have
"morning star" (New International
Version, New Century Version, New
American Standard Bible, Good
News Translation, Holman Christian
Standard Bible, Contemporary
English Version, Common English
Bible, Complete Jewish Bible),
"daystar" (New Jerusalem Bible,
English Standard Version, The
Message), "shining one" (New Life
Version) or "shining star" (New
Living Translation).

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Summary
 FALL OF Lucifer or daystar is
just a figure of speech for FALL
of the king of babylon
 Isa 14:22 "I will rise up against
them," declares the LORD of hosts,
"and will cut off from Babylon
name and remnant, descendants
and posterity," says the LORD.
 Babylon was referred to as the golden city,
so appropriately it was represented by the
head of gold in the image. Babylon ruled
the world from 606 - 538 B.C.
Nebuchadnezzar had planned that his
kingdom would last forever, but God gave
this dream to show this would not be so.
Babylon would dominate only the early
portion of human affairs.

34. 34
Is king of Tyre Lucifer?
Eze 28:14 You were an anointed
guardian cherub. I placed you; you
were on the holy mountain of God;
in the midst of the stones of fire
you walked.

35. 35
Understanding bible language
 Context
 Eze 28:12 "Son of man, raise a lamentation
over the king of Tyre, and say to him, Thus
says the Lord
 Eze 28:13 You were in Eden, the
garden of God;
 How could the king of Tyre be in the
garden of Eden?

36. 36
Understanding bible language
– “Eden”
 Eze 31:3 Behold,
Assyria was a cedar
in Lebanon, with
beautiful branches
and forest shade,
and of towering
height, its top
among the clouds.
 Eze 31:8 The cedars in
the garden of God could
not rival it, nor the fir
trees equal its boughs;
neither were the plane
trees like its branches;
no tree in the garden
of God was its equal in
beauty.
 Eze 31:9 I made it
beautiful in the mass of
its branches, and all the
trees of Eden envied it,
that were in the garden
of God.
How can the trees in the garden of Eden “envy”
a cedar in Lebanon?

37. 37
Understanding bible language
– ‘trees of Eden envied it’
 Eze 31:8 The cedars
in the garden of God
could not rival it,
 The greatest kings in
the whole world could
not rival Assyria at the
time
 Assyria was the
greatest kingdom
 Even the kingdom of
God (“Judah/Israel”)
had no power like
Assyria
 Eze 31:8 nor the fir
trees equal its
boughs;
 Lesser kings and
princes are
comparable to fir
trees

38. 38
Understanding bible language
– ‘Eden’
 Eden does not mean the
literal paradise of God in
which Adam and Eve lived
 Eden in Ezekiel’s
prophecies is used to
“symbolize” a perfect place
or kingdom on earth
 Also from the prophecy
writings it is clear that
even the most perfect and
beautiful places “Eden” on
earth will end
 Eze 31:18 "Whom are you
thus like in glory and in
greatness among the trees
of Eden? You shall be
brought down with the
trees of Eden to the
world below. You shall lie
among the uncircumcised,
with those who are slain by
the sword. "This is
Pharaoh and all his
multitude, declares the
Lord GOD."

39. 39
Prince of Tyre v/s
Nebuchadnezzar
 Eze 28:2 "Son of man,
say to the prince of Tyre,
Thus says the Lord
GOD: "Because your
heart is proud, and you
have said, 'I am a god, I
sit in the seat of the
gods, in the heart of the
seas,' yet you are but a
man, and no god,
though you make your
heart like the heart of a
god--
 Dan 3:5 that when you
hear the sound of the
horn, pipe, lyre, trigon,
harp, bagpipe, and
every kind of music, you
are to fall down and
worship the golden
image that King
Nebuchadnezzar has set
up.

40. 40
Guardian cherub
 Eze 28:14 You were
the anointed cherub
that covers.
 The prince of Tyre is
being “compared” to a
cherub
 “and I had put you”
 God appoints and rules
 Dan 5:21 the Most High
God rules the kingdom
of mankind and sets
over it whom he will.
 “Anointed” “that covers”
 In allusion to the “glory
of the cherubim” over
the mercy seat
 Eze 28:4 With your
wisdom and with your
understanding
 Eze 28:5 By your great
wisdom and by your
trade you have
multiplied your riches,
 God claims he chose the
King of Tyre to prosper
and endowed him with
wisdom
Who trades?
Fallen angel or Tyre
What Riches?

41. 41
Perfect in your ways
 Eze 28:15 You were
perfect in your way.
 Implying that he was a
PERFECT king
 “until iniquity was
found in you”
 His wealth was his
downfall that led to
violence and pride
 Eze 28:5 your heart is lifted
up because of your riches.
 His iniquity like that of
Belshazzar who did not
acknowledge God for his
great position
 He like many of us think our
action are responsible for
our great wealth
 Eze 28:6 Therefore thus
saith the Lord GOD;
Because thou hast set thine
heart as the heart of God;

42. 42
How could Tyre have known
about the God of Israel?
 King David and
Solomon had positive
influence on the kings
of Tyre
 Hiram, king of Tyre was
very influential in
building God’s temple
 2Ch 2:5 And the house
which I build is great:
for great is our God
above all gods.
 1Ki_5:1-11; 1Ki_9:10-11;
2Ch_2:3-16
 And Solomon sent to Huram the
king of Tyre, saying, As thou
didst deal with David my father,
and didst send him cedars to
build him an house to dwell
therein, even so deal with me.
Behold, I build an house to the
name of the LORD my God, to
dedicate it to him, and to burn
before him sweet incense, and
for the continual shewbread,
and for the burnt offerings
morning and evening, on the
sabbaths, and on the new
moons, and on the solemn
feasts of the LORD our God.
This is an ordinance for ever to
Israel. [2 Chronicles 2:3-4]

43. 43
Tyre had a relationship /
covenant with Israel?
 Amo 1:9 The LORD said: I
will punish Phoenicia for
countless crimes, and I
won't change my mind. They
broke their treaty and
dragged off my people from
town after town to sell them
as slaves to the Edomites.
 2Ch 2:12 Hiram also said,
"Blessed be the LORD God of
Israel, who made heaven
and earth, who has given
King David a wise son, who
has discretion and
understanding, who will
build a temple for the LORD
and a royal palace for himself.
 Tyre was a ally of Israel
since David’s time
 They were to be a guardian
to Israel and God allowed
them to prosper.
 Once they became rich they
had no respect for the true
God of Israel and declared
themselves as God and did
wicked things
 The friendly relations between Tyre
and Israel (Solomon supplying grain
and oil in return for Hiram's timber,
metals, and workmen) were again
renewed when Ahab married the
Sidonian king Ethbaal's (or Ithobal
king of Tyre, according to Menander,
in Josephus Ant. 8:13, section 2)
daughter.
Exam
ple
ofIniquity

44. 44
“until iniquity was found in
you”
 Eze 28:16 By the
multitude of your goods
they have filled your
midst with violence,
and you have sinned.
 “multitude of your
goods ”, “violence” all
refer to a literal king
and not a mystical
“Lucifer/Venus”.
 Joe 3:4 You people of Tyre
and Sidon and you Philistines,
why are you doing this? Are you
trying to get even with me? I'll
strike back before you know
what's happened.
 Joe 3:5 You've taken my prized
possessions, including my silver
and gold, and carried them off
to your temples.
 Joe 3:6 You have dragged the
people of Judah and Jerusalem
from their land and sold them
to the Greeks.
Examples
of Iniquity

45. 45
“Lucifer” in “trade” before the
creation of Adam?
 Eze 28:18 By the host
of your iniquities, by the
iniquity of your trade,
you have profaned your
holy places;
 Eze 28:5 by your great
wisdom in your trade
you have increased your
wealth,
 The commerce of the whole
world was gathered into the
warehouses of Tyre. “Tyrian
merchants were the first who
ventured to navigate the
Mediterranean waters; and
they founded their colonies
on the coasts and
neighbouring islands of the
Aegean Sea, in Greece, on
the northern coast of Africa,
at Carthage and other places,
in Sicily and Corsica, in
Spain at Tartessus, and even
beyond the pillars of
Hercules at Gadeira

46. 46
The fate of Lucifer
 Popular beliefs have it that
Lucifer was cast onto the
earth (punished) to torment
man (seems like a reward!)
 But in v18 we are told that
he was “destroyed” by fire
and turned to “ashes”
 So if you 'believe' in a Mr.
Lucifer he was burned to
ashes and does no longer
exist "in the sight of all"
 Eze 28:18 By the
multitude of your
iniquities, in the
unrighteousness of your
trade you profaned your
sanctuaries; so I
brought fire out from
your midst; it consumed
you, and I turned you to
ashes on the earth in
the sight of all who saw
you.

47. 47
The fate of Tyre
 Alexander of Macedonia
occupies Damascus and,
after a siege lasting seven
months, destroys Tyre
during which there is great
carnage and the sale of the
women and children into
slavery.
 Alexander ordered all but
those who had fled to the
temples to be put to death
and the buildings to be set
on fire.
 Eze 28:18 By the multitude of
your iniquities, in the
unrighteousness of your trade
you profaned your sanctuaries;
so I brought fire out from your
midst; it consumed you, and I
turned you to ashes on the earth
in the sight of all who saw you.
 Amo 1:10 So I will send a fire
upon the wall of Tyre, and it
shall devour her strongholds."
 Joe 3:8 I will sell your sons and
your daughters into the hand of
the people of Judah, and they
will sell them to the Sabeans, to
a nation far away, for the LORD
has spoken."

48. 48
Reading the Prophecy in Biblical
Language
on of man, take up a lament concerning the king of
Tyre and say to him:
Through your widespread trade
you were filled with violence,
and you sinned.
So I drove you in disgrace from the mount of God,
and I expelled you, guardian cherub,
from among the fiery stones.
Your heart became proud
on account of your beauty,
and you corrupted your wisdom
because of your splendor.
So I threw you to the earth;
I made a spectacle of you before kings.
Fallen from Power
Peers - Other Kings who Highly esteemed Tyre
Not in heaven to
start with
God appoints and rules
Dan 5:21 the Most High God rules the
kingdom of mankind and sets over it
whom he will.

49. 49
Reading the Prophecy in Biblical
Language
Son of man, take up a lament concerning the king
of Tyre and say to him:
All the nations who knew you
are appalled at you;
you have come to a horrible end
and will be no more.’”
Fallen from Power
Peers - Other Kings who Highly
esteemed Tyre
God appoints and rules
Dan 5:21 the Most High God rules the
kingdom of mankind and sets over it
whom he will.
Read Ezekiek Chapters 25 to 33 to
understand context of the prophecies!