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Pride comes before the fall and the gimel precedes the aleph in the word for 'pride'. [[גא]] Pride pursues something for it's own agenda until it causes division.
When raiders invaded your camp they did so with a loud shout which would frighten those being attacked. The word for 'raid' is a gimel followed by a dalet. It is a pursuit with a declaration (or shout). [[גָדגד]] It is also the word for coriander. Manna was like coriander ([[Ex 16:31]]) and it is a symbol of the true bread of life, Jesus ([[Joh 6:58]]). Jesus is the one who was the [[Word]] (declaration) which is pursued by those who desire the bread of life. The Israelites had to collect/pursue it daily (except upon the Sabbath of course).
If you were pursued to the uttermost, one might chase you even upon the housetops. The word for housetop is [[גג]] a double pursuit. When something is doubled, it can be interpreted as the one thing 'in heaven and on earth' or one thing 'in flesh and spirit'. In this case the gimel is doubled and so the chase takes place on earth and in heaven. The mountain is the place of symbolic significance as a place where you meet God. The word [[גוג]] 'Gog' means mountain. It is a pursuit of pursuits with a distinction as it's purpose. The great distinction is between man and God, and the mountain is where you go to express your acknowledgement of God.
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