I found this very interesting.  I saw this title on Steve Quayle’s  website, click on it to visit the article you will find it interesting. Gog and Magog, protectors of London A brief guide for informed and accurate intercession : ABSOLUTE IMPORTANT BACKGROUND INFORMATION–STILL THINK GIANTS ARENT RELEVANT? Then I did a little research on Gog Magog, and found the below from Wikipedia.  Complete with pictures.  Evidently they were giants.  Could they have been the nephilim?  The fallen angels?   This picture is of the giants in the Royal Arcade in Australia.  Anyway, just thought this was interesting.  This is in addition to what most pre-trib theologians believe Gog and Magog being Russia.  Gog And Magog is even mentioned in the Koran.  Read about it by clicking on the Wikipedia link below.

Gog and Magog figures located in theRoyal Arcade, Melbourne (Australia)

Photo: Dhul-Qarnayn with the help of some jinn, building the Iron Wall to keep the barbarian Gog and Magog from civilized peoples. (16th century Persian miniature).

(Wikipedia) Despite their generally negative depiction in the Bible, Lord Mayors of the City of London carry images of Gog and Magog (depicted as giants) in a traditional procession in the Lord Mayor’s Show. According to the tradition, the giants Gog and Magog are guardians of the City of London, and images of them have been carried in the Lord Mayor’s Show since the days of King Henry V. The Lord Mayor’s procession takes place each year on the second Saturday of November.

The Lord Mayor’s account of Gog and Magog says that the Roman Emperor Diocletian had thirty-three wicked daughters. He found thirty-three husbands for them to curb their wicked ways; they chafed at this, and under the leadership of the eldest sister, Alba, they murdered their husbands. For this crime they were set adrift at sea; they washed ashore on a windswept island, which they named “Albion” – after Alba. Here they coupled with demons and gave birth to a race of giants, whose descendants included Gog and Magog.

Michael Drayton‘s Poly-Olbion preserves the tale as well:

Amongst the ragged Cleeves those monstrous giants sought:

Who (of their dreadful kind) t’appal the Trojans brought

Great Gogmagog, an oake that by the roots could teare;

So mighty were (that time) the men who lived there:

But, for the use of armes he did not understand

(Except some rock or tree, that coming next to land,

He raised out of the earth to execute his rage),

He challenge makes for strength, and offereth there his gage,

Which Corin taketh up, to answer by and by,

Upon this sonne of earth his utmost power to try.

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