Create a line renderer along a Bezier Curve/ Spline

I am mid level coder, this is the most complicated thing I have done and I feel like it was quite a jump from what I have previously done.

I am working on a VR wizard game and one of the spells is lightning. I am trying to create lightning that will spawn instantly going from the end of the player's wand to the enemy.

So far I have a bezier drawn in the editor using Handles.DrawBezier that works fine but I can not seem to figure out how to make it so the player can see this line in game (using a line renderer) . Later I will randomly change these points every frame so that it will actually look like lightning.

I am open to any ideas.

This is the Editor Script

[CustomEditor(typeof(Lightning2))] public class Lightning2Inspector : Editor {

 private Lightning2 lightning2;
 private Transform handleTransform;
 private Quaternion handleRotation;

 private void OnSceneGUI()
 {

    lightning2 = target as Lightning2;
    
     Vector3 p0 = lightning2.points[0]; 
     Vector3 p1 = lightning2.points[1]; 
     Vector3 p2 = lightning2.points[2]; 
     Vector3 p3 = lightning2.points[3]; 
       
     Handles.color = Color.gray;
     Handles.DrawLine(p0, p2); //draws the start tangent
     Handles.DrawLine(p1, p3); //draws the end tangent

     Handles.DrawBezier(p0, p1, p2, p3, Color.blue, null, 2f);
 }

}

This the script on an empty game object attached to the wand

 public class Lightning2 : MonoBehaviour {
     LineRenderer lineRenderer;
     public Vector3[] points;
     Vector3 enemy;
     
     private void Start()
     {
         lineRenderer = GetComponent<LineRenderer>();
     }
     void Update()
     {
         
         enemy = GameObject.FindGameObjectWithTag("Enemy").transform.position;
 
         points[0] = transform.position;   //start position
         points[1] = enemy + Vector3.up;   //end position
         points[2] = transform.position + Vector3.forward; //start tangent
         points[3] = enemy + Vector3.back + Vector3.up;  // end tangent
 
         lineRenderer.SetPositions(points);
     }
     
 }