Ezekiel (Part 8)
EzekielSteve Gregg
In this installment of his series on the book of Ezekiel, Steve Gregg explores the prophetic oracles found in chapters 38 and 39. These oracles speak of a future time when God will gather His people and protect them from an enemy named Gog. While there are differing interpretations regarding the identity of Gog, Gregg discusses the possibility of this being a reference to ancient historical events or a symbolic representation of a future enemy of God's people. Additionally, he examines how these prophecies may align with passages in the book of Revelation and discusses the various ways in which these battles may be understood.
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