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Interpreting the prophetic texts of Ezekiel 38-39 and identifying the modern nations that correspond to the ancient ones is a complex task. The interpretations vary widely among different religious and scholarly traditions. The identification of "Cush" with modern nations is one such area of varied interpretation. The passage in Ezekiel 38-39 describes a future invasion of Israel by a coalition of nations. The specific identities of these nations are subject to debate, but the general consensus is that they represent geographical regions and not necessarily specific modern-day countries.

The association of "Cush" with modern nations is primarily based on geographical interpretations of the ancient world. The biblical "Cush" is generally understood to refer to the region south of Egypt, encompassing areas of present-day Sudan and parts of Ethiopia.

Therefore, the most common modern-day associations for "Cush" are Sudan and Libya.[1] This interpretation is based on the geographical proximity of these nations to the ancient Cushite region and the historical context of the biblical text.

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