מי הי/תה הֵילֵל בתנך

Lucifer is a biblical figure best known for his role as the fallen angel. He is the son of God and the brother of Jesus Christ. He was once the most beautiful and powerful of all the angels in Heaven, but he was cast out after rebelling against God. Lucifer's main life event was his fall from Heaven. He was cast out by God after attempting to overthrow Him and take His place as ruler of Heaven. He was then condemned to Hell, where he became the ruler of the underworld. Lucifer is best known for his role as the leader of the fallen angels. He is also known for his pride and ambition, which led to his downfall. He is often seen as a symbol of evil and temptation, and is associated with sin and darkness. Lucifer is the son of God and the brother of Jesus Christ. He has no other siblings. He is also known as the Morning Star, the Light Bearer, and the Prince of Darkness. He is often depicted as a serpent or dragon in art and literature.

הֵילֵל הוזכר 1 פעמים בתנך.

האזכור הראשון בתנך הוא בספר של Isaiah, פרקים 14, פסוק 12.