For some reason I've not been able to post responses. So here is the answer the question "What is the difference between What is said that Jesus says in Revelation 22:16 and the description of Lucifer in Isaiah 14:12?"
Jesus did not address him as Lucifer per say. First let us understand what is mean by certain words used.
Isaiah 14:12
How art thou fallen from heaven, O Lucifer, son of the morning! how art thou cut down to the ground, which didst weaken the nations!
Revelations 22:16
I Jesus have sent mine angel to testify unto you these things in the churches. I am the root and the offspring of David, and the bright and morning star.
Though subtle there is a difference between these scripture. In Isaiah this verse is part of a song that the Isaiah prophesied would be sung by the children of Israel to mock the King of Babylon after his defeat by way of the God of the Israelites. In Revelations what Jesus is saying to the both human and divine simultaneously. Let's go deeper and look at the words being used. The original Hebrew word for Lucifer is LLYH or HEYLEL which means "light bearer" or "shining one". Son of the morning is another way of saying Lucifer. When the King of Babylon is being called Lucifer it is a comparison to the Lucifer that was the first to have the ambition of becoming God. The song is not to be taken literally as if the King of Babylon was a Lucifer himself but metaphorically or comparatively. So let's replace the word Lucifer and the phrase son of the morning with messenger of truth and heavenly child of God, the scripture would read like this:
How art thou fallen from heaven, O messenger of truth, heavenly child of God! how art thou cut down to the ground, which didst weaken the nations!
By doing I don't take the meaning of the scripture away, I just clarify the meaning of a few words.
When we look at the use of the word light in the Bible it oft time does not mean waves of energy that display brilliance or color. Light is a powerful substance with great literal and symbol meaning. Being that we are visual beings our perception of light is one of our greatest tools of understand. In Revelation Jesus calls himself the bright and morning star. Again let's break down the words. The word "bright" describes the intensity of the light, morning in this case means the first light and that word star means the source from which the light emanates. Essentially what this means is Jesus is calling himself the source of the light, the truth that dispels lies, the revealer of things hidden in darkness, the knowledge that eradicates ignorance. So with that said the difference is Jesus is saying he is the source of the light or the one who has ownership of the light of which it is his to give and a Lucifer is a bearer of the light that has been bestowed upon himself.
Peace.......
Jesus did not address him as Lucifer per say. First let us understand what is mean by certain words used.
Isaiah 14:12
How art thou fallen from heaven, O Lucifer, son of the morning! how art thou cut down to the ground, which didst weaken the nations!
Revelations 22:16
I Jesus have sent mine angel to testify unto you these things in the churches. I am the root and the offspring of David, and the bright and morning star.
Though subtle there is a difference between these scripture. In Isaiah this verse is part of a song that the Isaiah prophesied would be sung by the children of Israel to mock the King of Babylon after his defeat by way of the God of the Israelites. In Revelations what Jesus is saying to the both human and divine simultaneously. Let's go deeper and look at the words being used. The original Hebrew word for Lucifer is LLYH or HEYLEL which means "light bearer" or "shining one". Son of the morning is another way of saying Lucifer. When the King of Babylon is being called Lucifer it is a comparison to the Lucifer that was the first to have the ambition of becoming God. The song is not to be taken literally as if the King of Babylon was a Lucifer himself but metaphorically or comparatively. So let's replace the word Lucifer and the phrase son of the morning with messenger of truth and heavenly child of God, the scripture would read like this:
How art thou fallen from heaven, O messenger of truth, heavenly child of God! how art thou cut down to the ground, which didst weaken the nations!
By doing I don't take the meaning of the scripture away, I just clarify the meaning of a few words.
When we look at the use of the word light in the Bible it oft time does not mean waves of energy that display brilliance or color. Light is a powerful substance with great literal and symbol meaning. Being that we are visual beings our perception of light is one of our greatest tools of understand. In Revelation Jesus calls himself the bright and morning star. Again let's break down the words. The word "bright" describes the intensity of the light, morning in this case means the first light and that word star means the source from which the light emanates. Essentially what this means is Jesus is calling himself the source of the light, the truth that dispels lies, the revealer of things hidden in darkness, the knowledge that eradicates ignorance. So with that said the difference is Jesus is saying he is the source of the light or the one who has ownership of the light of which it is his to give and a Lucifer is a bearer of the light that has been bestowed upon himself.
Peace.......