>For the record, Satan is a name for the fallen angel Lucifer. Duh.
For the record, the Hebraic meaning of "satan" is: adversary or the one who accuses or adversary. https:// www.biblestudytools.com/dictionary/satan/
Depending on the context - such as the first couple of chapters in the book of Job - think of it as a title. So the satan here is not Lucifer. The satan here is a member of Yahweh's council.
I think one of the confusing things here is that English doesn't really have a good translation of Elohim. Elohim can be singular or plural depending on context. The english word "sheep" is the same. See the interliner text below. Notice the English words for "God" and "gods" are the same in Hebrew.
http:// biblehub.com/interlinear/psalms/82-1.htm
>>225336 - Yes. I stand corrected.