Pinoybaptist,
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Okay, folks. Bear with me. You are right, of course. Lucifer is a metaphor for Nebuchadnezzar or the king of Babylon. I was just having fun by playing the fool. It's just that we get so passionate about some things at times.
And again, Skan, I am, by Dr. Bob's definition, KJVO category 1.
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You don't need to cater to the labels that someone has saw fit to place on you.
They are only labels that man has made up in order to vilify those who stand for God's word of truth, and try to warn others of the alterations that have been done to God's words that call themselves Bibles

. This is just one way they try to take away, or divert others from seeing the truth, and as a result many false accusations, and misunderstandings result
. Take for example the above post from robycop to me. These people refuse to listen to reason because all they do is argue the label, rather than loving the truth.
So don't ever be ashamed or afraid to speak out about the truth
. Be joyful and praise the Lord always, that he has given us his perfectly preserved words in our language, that we may be confident that we can not only hold it in our very hands, but live it, believe it, preach it, and share it. Thank you for your love of God's words and trying to reach others with this truth
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By the way, Lucifer is much more than a metaphor for the king of Bablyon. Lucifer is referring to Satan. It is Satan who falls from heaven, not venus, not the king of babylon, but Satan. The King of Babylon was a prototype of Satan and his antichrist to come. Don't be ashamed of the truth in this passage, and let other people bully you into bowing down from the truth.
May the Lord continue to bless you in all you do in service to him.
love in Jesus Christ our Lord and Saviour,
michelle