“...the accuser of our brothers is cast out,
who accuses them before our God day and night.”
Interesting phrasing. I’ve never read it like this before. Perhaps Lucifer was constantly complaining to God about the imperfection of his fellow creatures: humans. Perhaps he only saw our imperfections, and the lack of love was offensive to God.
I find it hard to understand how one could be negative about anything when in the presence of God!
Lucifer challenged God the Father, supposedly, I have read about the second person of the Trinity becoming man and still being God, higher than the angels.
He did not like this. He thought the angels should be higher than man.
Rebellion against God and God throws out the accuser, Lucifer, and a third of the angels who were following him out of heaven forever more.