Magog
Japheth's son, Genesis
Magog appears in the Bible as a person, a people, and a land, often paired with Gog in apocalyptic prophecy.
In Ezekiel, Gog is a ruler from the land of Magog who will invade Israel before being destroyed by God.
In Revelation, Gog and Magog are nations deceived by Satan for a final battle.
The phrase Gog and Magog has come to represent any fearsome enemies or forces of chaos marshaled against the righteous.
Hebrew prophet in captivity
- RevelationProphetic biblical finale
- End TimesNamed cataclysmic campaign setting
- prophecyForetelling of future events
- ArmageddonProphesied ultimate conflict
Genesis · Japheth · Noah · Israel · nations · invasion · eschatology · Tribulation
Ezekiel
Hebrew prophet in captivity
- RevelationProphetic biblical finale
- End TimesNamed cataclysmic campaign setting
- prophecyForetelling of future events
Armageddon · Genesis · Japheth · Noah · Israel · nations · invasion · eschatology · Tribulation · millennium
horde
Disorganized, overwhelming crowd
- invasionForcible entry into territory
- barbarianUncivilized, crude person
- conquestDefeating and seizing control
onslaught · destruction · army · enemy · northern · siege · battle · devastation · alliance · warfare
colossus
Statue of immense size
- behemothCreature of immense size
- titanDominant figure in field
- GuildhallCraft association headquarters
London · procession · Lord Mayor · effigy · parade · wicker · folklore · Brutus · Britain · Cornwall