does anyone know more into the society of zion more than that they are part of the freemasons and the knights templar?

Zion is the name of the Town of David, located in Jerusalem. It is one of the three sacred mountains in Judaism: Eden, Sinai and Zion. Eden is the Mount of YHWH. Sinai is the mount of the Law. Zion is the mount of the Messiah. And the Messiah is the Law and YHWH in flesh, therefore you can say that God himself is the fourth Mountain. The name Simeon Kefas (Peter) means "Listening to the Mountain". The Rock of Peter, isn't Peter himself, but the Messiah, the Law and the YHWH.

However. As you have probably noticed, there are many who claim to be the right kingdom of Zion, and yet more who claim to know what it is without so much as knowing where the Real Land of Israel infact is.....

Blessings,
Mikromarius

[Edited on 20-2-2004 by Hamilton]

If you're talking about the Prieure de Sion, they are connected to the Knights Templars. All quotes are taken from Leveller's link:

"According to Baigent, Leigh and Lincoln, the Order of Sion was founded in the 1090s by Godfroide Bouillon, one of the leaders of the First Crusade who had recaptured Jerusalem. They claim that it was this Order that lay behind Hugues of Champagne and the founding of the Templars."

Lynn Picknett & Clive Prince, Turin Shroud - In Whose Image? The Shocking Truth Unveiled

"Godfroi was, by legend, a member of the Grail Family, and by lineage a Merovingian and apparently, rightful King of Jerusalem by his descent from David. It is clear that he was aware of this. When he left for the first crusade, he sold all of his property. He intended to stay in Jerusalem. Godfroi was close to de Payen and the count of Champagne, and Baudoin [his brother] was integral to the founding of the Templars."

J.J. Collins, Sangraal, The Mystery of the Holy Grail

"For about one hundred years, the Order of the Temple (Knights Templar) and Sion were apparently unified under one leadership, though they are said to have separated at the 'cutting of the elm' at Gisors in 1188."

Steve Mizrach, The Mysteries of Rennes-le-Château and the Prieure du Sion

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