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Early Christian interpreters began treating Isaiah 14:12's Hebrew phrase Helel ben Shachar ("shining one, son of the morning") as a portrait of a fallen angel chiefly because Greek and Latin translati...
Modern evangelical commentaries routinely acknowledge ’s rich symbolism while still arguing for a literal, singular Antichrist because they read the book through a futurist or dispensational lens that...
Isaiah 14:12’s phrase Helel ben Shachar—literally “shining one, son of dawn”—has clear linguistic and thematic parallels in Ugaritic literature, where a dawn-god Shahar and a bright divine figure (oft...