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Zion was one of the original hills upon which [[Jerusalem]] was built.  Later the name began to apply to all of Jerusalem, and then to the Jewish religion itself, and finally to the modern movement ([[Zionism]]) to reestablish Palestine as the Jewish homeland.
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'''Zion''' was one of the original hills upon which [[Jerusalem]] was built.  Later the name began to apply to all of Jerusalem, and then to the Jewish religion itself, and finally to the modern movement ([[Zionism]]) to reestablish Palestine as the Jewish homeland.
    
[[David]] initially captured Zion, named it the Citadel of David,<ref>II Samuel 5:7</ref>, and rendered it sacred by bringing the [[Ark]] to Zion.
 
[[David]] initially captured Zion, named it the Citadel of David,<ref>II Samuel 5:7</ref>, and rendered it sacred by bringing the [[Ark]] to Zion.
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