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+title = "Ezekiel 38:17–23"
+date = "2023-06-26"
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+### [Read the passage.](https://biblia.com/bible/esv/Ezekiel38.17-23)
+
+Ezekiel spends a lot of time talking about Gog and the things that will happen
+to him, so when the Lord asks the question in verse 17, it is a bit confusing.
+Nowhere else in the Old Testament is Gog mentioned, though there are some other
+prophecies of enemies coming from the north. So then, _is_ Gog the one the Lord
+spoke of through His prophets for years? Apparently not! There are not many
+instances of the Lord being sarcastic, but I believe this is one of them. Gog
+amasses a great army and thinks he's going to be this famous conquering invader
+whose coming is foretold for a long time.
+
+Instead he's treated as a footnote. Ezekiel recorded more words for the
+destruction of Tyre than Gog gets in the entire Bible. Furthermore, Gog's
+accomplishments amount to only assembling an army and provoking the wrath of
+the Lord. As this army marches against Israel, they are opposed and stopped by
+only one Warrior. The Lord Himself rises to defend the land of His people, and
+His presence is felt across the whole world. An earthquake sends mountains,
+cliffs, and walls tumbling down; Gog's army begins fighting itself; rain,
+hailstones, fire, and sulfur comed down in torrents upon them. The combined
+might of the world are pitted against the holiness of Yahweh, and they are
+outmatched.
+
+* * *
+
+There is no one like You in might, righteousness, and holiness.