The name "Zambia" does not have a direct reference or meaning in the Bible. It is a modern nation in Southern Africa, and its name is derived from the Zambezi River, which is one of the prominent rivers in the region. The Zambezi River plays a significant role in the geography and culture of the area but does not appear in biblical texts.However, if one considers the broader context of biblical geography and significance, the region where Zambia is located was largely influenced by biblical narratives concerning nations and peoples. The Scriptures often address nations and their relationships with Israel, emphasizing themes of covenant, judgment, and redemption. While Zambia as a nation is not mentioned, the biblical themes of God's engagement with various nations can be reflected in the contemporary understanding of Zambia's cultural and spiritual heritage, as the nation has a rich tapestry of tribal groups and a growing Christian population. In this sense, Zambia can be seen as part of the greater narrative of God's mission to all nations as outlined in the Great Commission (Matthew 28:19-20).