In Rastafarian culture, Zion represents hope, freedom, and a return to Africa, particularly Ethiopia, emphasizing love, justice, and harmony with nature. It inspires Rastafarians to embrace their identity and resist injustices. In the Bible, Daniel 2:31-42 discusses King Nebuchadnezzar's dream of a statue symbolizing successive empires, highlighting the temporary nature of earthly power versus the permanence of divine authority, encouraging trust in God's eternal kingdom.
