Well when u think about it I would that would be the clearest reason to bunish someone. Think of it this way, u r a supreme leader and u give ur people everything they desire but one day one of ur subjects wants to take ur place for the sole reason of wanting to be like u, how would u respond. This kind of phenomenon has occurred inn human history over and over again. Anyways in accordance with biblical terms this is how it goes, As a creation of God, we know that Lucifer was created good Genesis 1:31; Ezekiel 28:13 In fact, Scripture asserts that Lucifer started out as “blameless” in all his ways, and as the model of perfection, full of wisdom and perfect in beauty ezekiel 28:12-15 Further, God’s ordination of Lucifer as a cherub demonstrates that God trusted Lucifer enough to give him a position of power among the heavenly angels ezekiel 28:14 However, Lucifer wasn’t satisfied with the power and gifts God gave him. Instead, Lucifer wanted more. Lucifer became so consumed with pride over his God-given splendor that he became corrupt and violent, no longer willing to serve under God Ezekiel 28:15-17; Isaiah 14:13-14 This sense of superiority led Lucifer to use his free will to scheme to be greater than God, and to assemble an army of angels to help him carry out that plot ezekiel 28:17; Isaiah 14:13-14; Revelation 12:3-4, Revelation 12:9 Thus, Satan’s sin was one of pride in rebelling against God and attempting to take from God the praise and glory reserved only for the Lord Almighty. Pride tops the list of sins that God hates Proverbs 6:16-17 The pride that the Bible condemns doesn’t refer to feelings of accomplishment over a job well done. Rather, pride in the Biblical sense refers to being so obsessed with yourself that your mind never turns to God and your heart never seeks Him psalm 10:4