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The class's term for Lucifer as God's chief subordinate or head servant within the cosmic hierarchy.
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lieutenant
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Students describe Lucifer as God's most loved lieutenant or chief servant, which intensifies the puzzle of why such a being would fail.
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"Yeah, so what, yes? Because I've heard that the God loved Lucifer mostly."
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"He's God's lieutenant. Yeah, the love is not a limitation. Maybe he can, you know."
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"Right, so it's possible that he was the lieutenant and he had free will. He screwed up, okay?"
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"...somebody tell you, like, actually the vast majority of pilots are lieutenant colonels and colonels. And you go, oh. Wow. I didn't know that...."
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"...or at least that's how I think of it. They installed lieutenants in the family tree all over the place, and he was the..."
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"...achilles he's so nervous that he sends patroclus who is his lieutenant to go talk to the greeks and say hey man what's going..."
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"...generals were removed, which allowed more energetic, more younger, more innovative lieutenants to rise in the ranks. Also, the 12 -day war unified Iranian..."
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"...think this is over. Okay? But Mark Anthony, who is Caesar's lieutenant, he swears vengeance. And Mark Anthony and Octavian will combine forces to..."
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"...can go join the army, become like a captain or a lieutenant, come back and start his own business. And that wasn't available before,..."
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"Hector's lieutenant tells him, Hector, Achilles is back. Let's go home. Let's go hide behind the walls of Troy. We'll be fine. But Hector..."
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"The most trusted lieutenant of Caesar. Why didn't Caesar trust him? And the answer is, Caesar, as a genius, he doesn't care about loyalty...."
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"...against Julius Caesar. They were Decimus Brutus, who was basically Caesar's lieutenant in war. You had Trebonius, again, the major lieutenant of Caesar, but..."
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