Gog, in the Bible. In the Book of Ezekiel, Gog is a leader, the chief prince of Meshech and Tubal who will attack Israel and be defeated in the last days. Magog is his country. The same theme surfaces in the Book of Revelation, where the assailants are Gog and Magog. They represent the nations of the world pitted against God in the final days.

Gog and Magog are a Biblical pair of semi-mythical peoples, also known as Yajooj and Majooj. Most later refereces to Gog are directly or indiretly drived from the Biblical one, including:

• Gog (film) , a 1954 science fiction film by Herbert L. Strock
• Gog (comics), a DC Comics supervillain
• Gog (Marvel Comics), a Marvel Comics supervillain and monster
• Gog (woreda), a district in Gambela, Ethiopia
• Gogs, an animated UK television series
• Gog Magog Downs or The Gogs, a hill range south of Cambridge, England
• Gynecologic Oncology Group or GOG, a non-profit organization researching gynecological cancers
• Guardians of Ga'Hoole or GoG, a New York Times best-selling book series
• GOG Svendborg, a Danish handball team, playing in the Danish Handball League.
• Gog, a 1931 satiric book by Giovanni Papini
• Gog, a 1967 novel by Andrew Sinclair
• Gog, a person from North Wales
• Gogg, a character in the 1993 television series Cro
• An archaic spelling of the town of Goch in present-day Germany
• GOG.com, a website that sells DRM-free PC games.

People with the surname

• Anikó Góg, Hungarian triathlete