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Zionite
Definition of Zionite
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1 : a citizen of Zion : one of the chosen people of God
2 : ronsdorfer
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Origin and Etymology of zionite
Zion (city of God) + English -ite
Zionite
Definition of Zionite
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: a person who favors Zionism : zionist
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Zion (Palestine) + English -ite
Zionite
Definition of Zionite
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: a follower of John Alexander Dowie (1848–1907) founder of Zion City, Illinois and of the Christian Catholic Church
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Origin and Etymology of zionite
Zion City (now Zion, Illinois), religious community of the Christian Catholic Church + English -ite
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