They took the word. We're taking it back. Modern Zionism is a 19th-century political project — borders drawn by men, defended by armies, argued over in parliaments. It divides land. It divides people. The Lord's Zion is none of those things. You can't bomb your way into Zion. The covenant not to murder isn't a footnote — it's the entry requirement. Real Zion is brought forth by a people who keep the covenant, not by powers that break it. Zion is not a nation-state. It has no borders because it recognizes no boundaries — not of land, not of time, not of space. Enoch's Zion was taken up into heaven. The Nephites lived it in the Americas. The early saints lived it in Jerusalem. Paul preached it to the Philippians. Different centuries, different continents — one unchanging definition: one heart, one mind, no poor among them. And the Old Testament doesn't just prophesy her — it loves her: "The LORD loveth the gates of Zion more than all the dwellings of Jacob." (Psalm 87:2) One is bui...