All the people of the land will bury them, and the burial will be a memorable day for them, declares the Lord God—establishing that the burial of Gog's multitude becomes a defining national event in Israel's history. The involvement of all the people emphasizes the comprehensive nature of Israel's deliverance and the shared experience of recovery from the invasion. The designation as a memorable day suggests that the burial becomes a commemoration event, something remembered and celebrated as marking the boundary between the invasion and the restoration. The formula 'declares the Lord God' underscores that this memorable event is divinely orchestrated and assured. This verse emphasizes that the aftermath of the Gog invasion becomes an integral part of Israel's national memory and identity.

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