Enmity is a formal noun referring to deep-seated, often mutual, hatred, hostility, or ill will, typically existing between enemies or antagonistic parties. It represents a long-lasting, active opposition rather than a passing feeling of dislike. – Merriam Webster Dictionary
Talk to any occultist or Freemason and they’ll feed you a line about Lucifer meaning ‘the Light-barer.’ And it’s wrong. The name actually translates to ‘the Shining One,’ the ‘Morning Star,’ and there are three ways to look at how he came to be;
The Internal Instrument Translation: Some theological interpretations describe Lucifer being created with ‘tabrets’ and ‘pipes’. He didn’t need a band; his every move and every word was a symphony played straight from the soul for the Glory of God.
The Conductor Translation: Between the lines of those musical clues, the case closes on one theory: Lucifer was the Minister of Music, running the heavenly choir before his fall from grace leading to his rebellion.
The Jewel Translation: The Hebrew words aren’t solely about music; they’re about settings and sockets for precious stones. Not only was Lucifer created as the highest musical instrument, he shimmered, draped with a gleam of pure light shown through diamonds and rubies and precious stones: He was the Shining one, the first and highest Cherub and under God, the Chorus Leader.
Before his fall, he was the brightest spark in the heavens. If one could have walked up to God and demanded, “Show me the real deal, show me your Best!” God would’ve pointed a finger and said, ‘You seen Lucifer?’ And in his pride, seeing his own splendor and glory, Lucifer forgot that he was Created that way.