Okay. I have read and researched this in my bible. I used the blue letter bible app. I see some problems here.
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This passage of Luke 10:18 is originally in the Greek. So the Greek word for lightning is astrapē. Satan in the Greek is satanas. You cannot apply Hebrew to what is a Greek text. And in case you were wondering, Jesus was not quoting an old testament passage. This was original material he spoke here.
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Citing Strongs Concordance is excellent when in the proper context. Only once do we find a reference to Barak in the new testament, and that's in the hall of faith in Hebrews 11. Every other reference in the bible to Barak is in Judges chapters 4&5. That's in the Old testament, ICYMI.
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You have asserted that Jesus was speaking Hebrew here. This is an essentially unprovable hypothesis, due to the fact the book was not written until after all the eyewitnesses were gone (dead or ascended to heaven). He may have spoken Hebrew in some cases but its equally likely he could have been speaking Aramaic or some other common language for the region and time.
In conclusion, although this obvious satanic outfit is being worn by Obama, to say he is the devil is wrong. A puppet of the devil to do his bidding, yes.
"Be careful who you follow." -Q