Gog magog

Gog, the giants of old called now orcs

Nestled in fiery colored flames, the bold, uppercase words on the highway's billboard, "TURN BEFORE YOU BURN," caught my attention. I understood the intent—to provoke an intense sense of urgency to accept Christ or spend eternity in hell.Although the message was sincere, the approach didn't sit well with me. Shouldn't God's love, not His judgment, cause sinners to repent and believe? What about grace and mercy? Hadn't most modern evangelicals decided that the "fire and brimstone" approach…

Gog and Magog Gog and Magog are mentioned in four books of the Bible—Genesis, 1 Chronicles, and Ezekiel in the Old Testament and the book of Revelation in the New Testament. They have become linked in our minds so that we usually think of them together as an inseparable pair—or at least individuals who lived at the same time. But a careful look at the verses in which they appear indicates otherwise. Let’s see what the Bible actually says about them. Browse article contents: Gog and Magog in:

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Map showing where Noah's sons and their clans settled after the flood.

Gog and Magog have been trying to break down the wall since the day it was complete. However, one day during the sovereignty of Jesus...

The WORD of the LORD came to Ezekiel saying Son of man set your face against Gog, the land of Magog, the chief prince of Meshech and Tubal, and prophesy against him. 3 Say, Thus says the LORD GOD, …

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Although we do not know the exact nature of the kingdom of Gog and Magog, we do know from Revelation that armies from these kingdoms will join forces with Satan in an attempt to destroy God’s people.

In recent years some famous Bible scholars have popularized the belief that the Psalm 83 War is yet to occur and will shortly precede the War of Gog and Magog (Ezek. 38). While this theory explains some of the pieces of the puzzle, such as why the nations listed in Psalm 83 are not mentioned in Ezekiel 38, it has at least one glaring problem: the geopolitical scene is not, at least right now, aligned in such a way for the Psalm 83 War to occur. Egypt and Jordan are both at peace with Israel…