Remember Jerusalem – by Hal Lindsey
By the rivers of Babylon, There we sat down and wept, When we remembered Zion. — Psalms 137:1 NASB The word “Zion” was first used for the ancient stronghold built on one of Jerusalem’s hills, but came to mean the city itself. To remember Zion, then, is to remember Jerusalem and all the promises God made concerning her. That attachment in memory, even by Jews who would never in their lives see the city, became a crucial part of maintaining a Jewish identity in all the foreign lands to which they would be dispersed through the centuries. Jerusalem and her …