Why does the Bible use 'morning star' to refer to both Jesus and Satan? In Isaiah 14:12 we read, How you are fallen from heaven, O Day Star, son of Dawn!. The King James and New King James Versions use Lucifer, son of the morning in place of Day Star, son of Dawn.. The larger context of this passage is traditionally interpreted as referring to Satan and his fall from heaven.
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Also the cognate of animus in English seems to have a different meaning than the Latin word. Thank you, Steve. Dear Steve, You are right that the Latin roots anima and animus have overlapping meanings, both with the basic meaning soul or spirit. The difference is that the feminine form, anima, has the root meaning breath, air, life force, while the masculine form, animus, has the root meaning mind or intellect. While the Latin root animus does mean spirit, it has a secondary meaning of passion or wrath. (Think of the English word spirited .) So in English, our words animus and animosity are derived from this secondary meaning of the Latin root animus.