The Scourge of God may refer to:
- Attila the Hun who was known by this name
- (In medieval ecclesiastical legend) a generalized epithet for any disaster afflicting a nation because of sin
- The Black Death
- Genghis Khan, etc.
- (alternately) the affliction of the virtuous through same, using "scourge" in the sense of purification through mortification
- The Scourge of God (film).
- The Scourge of God (novel).
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