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The same name traced across the biblical canon and the Second Temple texts, side by side.

Gog (Man living at the time of Egypt and Wilderness)

Gog is a mysterious future enemy in Ezekiel's prophecy, leader of a massive coalition from the land of Magog that invades restored Israel and is destroyed by God's direct intervention, and the same name reappears symbolically in Revelation representing the nations gathered for a final rebellion against God.

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Gog is a mysterious future enemy in Ezekiel's prophecy, leader of a massive coalition from the land of Magog that invades restored Israel and is destroyed by God's direct intervention, and the same name reappears symbolically in Revelation representing the nations gathered for a final rebellion against God.

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Gog is a mysterious future enemy in Ezekiel's prophecy, leader of a massive coalition from the land of Magog that invades restored Israel and is destroyed by God's direct intervention, and the same name reappears symbolically in Revelation representing the nations gathered for a final rebellion against God.

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The word

H1463 · G1136

Where it appears
  • 1 Chronicles 5:4

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