Gog is a transliteration of the Hebrew name Gog (H1463), referring to an eschatological enemy described in Ezekiel 38–39 as the prince of Magog, Meshech, and Tubal. In Revelation 20:8, Gog and Magog appear as symbolic names for all nations gathered by Satan for the final battle against God's people.
Gog represents the ultimate convergence of all human rebellion against God's kingdom. In Ezekiel, Gog leads a vast coalition against restored Israel and is supernaturally defeated, with God glorifying Himself through the victory (Ezekiel 38:23; 39:7). In Revelation 20:7–10, Gog and Magog are symbolic of all nations deceived by Satan after the millennium, surrounding the beloved city only to be consumed by fire from heaven. Theologically, Gog is a reminder that human history ends not in human progress but in divine intervention — God's final, decisive victory over every enemy.