Bundesdeutschland wrote:Menassa wrote:Your first quote is not only a mistranslation but in Isaiah 14:4 it says it's talking about the King of Babylon.
Your second quote... I don't know why you did this but let me out line it for you.
"Son of man, take up a lamentation upon the king of Tyrus,"
You should have pulled a Paul and only quoted the latter half of the verse.
No. Don't distort it. It wasn't a mistranslation. It was directly talking about Lucifer right there. That's the most open part about Lucifer there is in the Old Testament, let alone the Bible from what I've read.
Rabosai,
Isaiah 14:4
"you will take up this taunt against the king of Babylon: How the oppressor has come to an end! How his fury has ended!"
In Biblical context it's not talking about lucifer... even if you will say Lucifer=Day start like Holocaust=Burnt Offering.





That is far from true. I mean really a week I mean