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What does the Bible say about Zion as a stronghold?

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Zion is depicted in the Bible as a stronghold that was taken by King David, symbolizing God's choice and habitation.

Zion is first mentioned in 2 Samuel 5, where King David captures it from the Jebusites after it had remained unconquered for 400 years. This stronghold represents both a geographical location and a spiritual reality where God's presence dwells. Significantly, the Lord has chosen Zion as His habitation, indicating a divine purpose and a place of rest for His people. From its initial status as a stronghold of the enemy, Zion becomes the city of David, a center of worship and God's dwelling place, illustrating God's redemptive plan in transforming defiance into fellowship.
Scripture References: Psalm 132:13-14, 2 Samuel 5:6-7

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