Is Lucifer and Satan the same? - Origin of Lucifer and Satan - Fallen angel or misinterpretation

Lucifer and Satan/Devil are often taken as the same being but the Bible says otherwise. In fact there probably is not Lucifer in the Bible based on the analysis of expert. The classical story of Lucifer goes by that he was the best of all angel, and was perfect in intellect, beauty and more. In fact he was so perfect he thought of leading the world by replacing God and was inevitably kicked out of heaven. This format is shockingly missing from the Bible as it never features any angel named Lucifer rebelling against god. However, there are some beings that does rebelled against God. Firstly the serpent of the Garden of Eden in the book of Genesis that tricked Adam and Eve into eating the forbidden fruit. There was also a special group of angels called the Watchers that betrayed God by rejecting divinity and sleeping with mortal women and teaching the humans dark arts like weaponry and black magic. Then there is the mysterious being Samael that also accuses God and these story might have added to the idea of Lucifer.

In reality the name Lucifer was coined by the prophet Isaiah and that too addressing the King of Babylon. The term Lucifer translates to the “son of morning” and was a result of misinterpretation. The verse Isaiah 14:12 says "How you have fallen from heaven, O morning star, son of the dawn! You have been cast down to the earth, you who once laid low the nations!"
But in the original Hebrew verse the prophet Isaiah calls the Babylonian king as “helel ben Sahar” which means son of morning and the Latin translation of the Bible made it Lucifer from helel ben Sahar. Perhaps these are the misinterpretation that made Lucifer fuse with the Devil.

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