Entity: MOUNT-ZION
Mount Zion is a hill in Jerusalem, located just outside the walls of the Old City to the south. It holds historical and cultural significance as a biblical and spiritual location.
Mount Zion
Etymology
The term Mount Zion originates from Hebrew 'Har Ṣīyyōn' and Arabic 'Jabal Sahyoun', both referring to a hill in Jerusalem.
Definition
Mount Zion is a symbolic and sacred hill in Jerusalem, often associated with biblical references and spiritual significance.
Historical Context
Mount Zion is historically significant as the high hill where David built a citadel in Jerusalem. It has been referenced in the Hebrew Bible and holds importance in religious and cultural contexts.
Cultural Significance
Mount Zion is considered a spiritual location, often symbolizing the presence of God. It holds importance in various religious traditions and is a focal point for pilgrimages and worship.
Related Concepts
Zion is a placename in the Tanakh, often used synonymously with Jerusalem and the Land of Israel. In Hebrews 12:22, Zion is portrayed as the heavenly Jerusalem, representing the presence of God.
See Also
- Mount Zion - Wikipedia
- What is Zion? What is Mount Zion? What is the biblical meaning of Zion? | GotQuestions.org
- Zion - Wikipedia
- What is the biblical significance of Zion? What is Zion? What is Mount Zion? - Compelling Truth
- What Is Mount Zion and Why Is It So Important in the Bible? | Bible Study Tools
A symbolic and sacred hill in Jerusalem, often associated with biblical references and spiritual significance.