Sounds a lot like he’s singing a passage from the Bible, out of the letter of Peter, where Peter says that if we pray earnestly, Lucifer will rise in our hearts. In Latin, of the Roman Empire when Peter lived, “Lucifer” meant “the morning star”. And that is how Jesus identifies himself at the end of Revelation: the bright morning star: Lucifer in Latin.

In Latin, there is zero associations between Lucifer and the Devil.

The famous passage of Isaiah, that was translated in 1500 as “I saw Lucifer falling”, is not “Lucifer” in Latin. It it “Hesperus”.

It’s the Bible that leads you astray; nor is it the evil, evil Church praying to the Devil. No, it’s a stupid mind that has decided - for no good reason, that a 17th Century translation by politically-motivated Englishmen is “the one true Bible”, and then retrofitted medieval peasant superstition about “Lucifer” as “the Devil” - a belief that appeared in medieval Europe, and had nothing to do with Christ, Latin or the actually story. YOU believe that, because you listen to ignoramuses who believe that.

And you are so fervid in that ignorant belief that you call good people names.

It’s too stupid for words.