Is it a Church of England heresy, or is it Scriptu..

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Is it a Church of England heresy, or is it Scriptural that Lucifer created the heavenly bodies. I always believed they were spoken into existence by Yah, but did He command Lucifer to create them instead?

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I can only find one verse where "Lucifer" is mentioned. It calls him the daystar or morning star, but does not say he created anything, only destroyed. Isaiah 14:12

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My response would be this when it comes to that: we can only speculate on the origins of these messengers, as it never even says anything about their origin other than the fact they were there before the earth was. And Yah would still have to create Lucifer before the others if that was the case, which makes things pretty complicated. I would say that is probably an ideology I would probably steer clear from, since we need to look at ourselves and our Creator more reflectively anyways in this walk than we do the origins of messengers that we have little knowledge given to us in Scripture of them. I’ve always just believed that Yah set each of them there for His purpose as well, and it is an interesting and strange belief. Anyways, I hope this partly answers your question, I am hoping this isn’t a little too long lol ?.

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An interesting subject. Genesis 1 says Father created the heaven and the earth, sun, moon and stars.

Heb 11:3 then confirms Genesis by saying: "By faith [that is, with an inherent trust and enduring confidence in the power, wisdom and goodness of God] we understand that the worlds (universe, ages) were framed and created [formed, put in order, and equipped for their intended purpose] by the word of God, so that what is seen was not made out of things which are visible."

So the understanding when Hebrews was penned was that Father created it by His word. It is however by faith as there are no eyewitnesses alive who saw it and can testify to it.

How someone 2000 years later can say that they "understand" the Tenakh better is difficult for me to understand, but it happens so often as future generations always believe that they "know better" or "have more clarity and knowledge to understand the past better than those who lived it".

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