Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
Magog
Proper Noun
/məˈɡɔɡ/
Definition
Magog is a biblical figure mentioned in the Book of Genesis and later in the Book of Revelation, often associated with a land or nation that will play a significant role in eschatological prophecies.
Examples
- In some interpretations of the Bible, Magog is seen as a symbol of chaos and destruction.
- The prophecy concerning Magog is often discussed in theological circles regarding the end times.
- Some historians believe Magog refers to a region in ancient Eurasia.
Meaning
In a broader sense, Magog can refer to a place or people that are considered to be enemies or adversaries in a spiritual or apocalyptic context.
Synonyms
- None (Proper Noun)
