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Gog and Magog, like other symbolism (repetitive nature of 7), is ANY nation that tries to rise against God’s people; God is saying He WILL WIN THE WAR

Because the purpose of this event was to show His power to other nations

https://t.me/c/2464495766/587285

So it can’t be about the end of the world, it debunks your claim above

So what’s the purpose? Lord raising up and then destroying these nations was to show his greatness to the rest of the nations

The rest of Ezekiel 38 is how Gog/Magog is going to wage war against the Lord’s people and wrath against nations.

This is premillennial rhetoric, stay here for now

Or any modern power

Nor China

So, Russia didn’t exist then

@SeenDouble this u?? 🤣🤣🤣

https://x.com/crypto_birb/status/1985784434843410488?t=zOyjaEwILyhDCnzxBhA3vQ&s=09

He also says He, as well as His prophets spoke about Gog/Magog in the former days, yet we don’t have any mention specifically outside of this passage in verse 17

The Lord initiates this; “I will bring you against My land, so that the nations may know Me.”

But read verse 38:16 @richoffyzy

Gog and Magog is a world power, when you read through Ezekiel, including the chapter you provided. 7 nations are represented. You also see the symbolism of 7 mentioned 17 times later in chapters 40-48

https://t.me/c/2464495766/587285

Strong disagree but I'm not in a position to pull up citations to back my thought rn

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I’m allowing him to present his argument or his view with the support that he believes comes from scripture

Not arguing. Challenging ones preconceived perception of scripture is how anyone learns

Damn I walked the mountain all the way up to budha and back down and y'all still arguing 😁

This is how the Assyrians conquered northern Israel

Breathe, focus on what you provided

And I will turn you about and put hooks into your jaws, and I will bring you out, and all your army, horses and horsemen, all of them clothed in full armor, a great host, all of them with buckler and shield, wielding swords.