We have seen them in the exodus of modern Israel from Gentile civilization, following their Moses.
The daughters of Zion were going up to the chambers of the mountains, to hide from the oppressor till the day of their strength.
Their banners were then their pioneer whips. Their banner now is female suffrage—on it inscribed, "Woman's Rights! in the name of the God of Israel!"
Fifty thousand of the daughters of Zion! Each with her banner!
We have seen them on the cross, with their crown of thorns. We shall see them on their throne, with their crown of glory. In this is divine and everlasting justice.
They have sown in tears they shall reap in gladness.
With their pioneer whips in their hands they came up to the chambers of refuge, as exiles.
With the scepter of woman's rights, they will go down as apostles to evangelize the nation.
"Who is she that looketh forth as the morning, fair as the moon, clear as the sun, and terrible as an army with banners?"
The Daughter of Zion!