Milk and Honey
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The original expression, "a land flowing with milk and honey", is a reference in the Hebrew Bible to the agricultural abundance of the Land of Israel. The first reference appears in the book of Exodus during Moses' vision of the burning bush.
Milk and Honey may also refer to:
- Milk and Honey (album), album by John Lennon and Yoko Ono, released posthumously in 1984
- Milk and Honey (group), Israeli band
- Milk and Honey (musical), 1961 Broadway musical by Jerry Herman and Don Appell
- Milk & Honey (bar), members' cocktail bar in London and New York
- Milk & Honey (German group), German musical duo consisting of Anne Ross and Manel Filali
- "Milk and Honey", song on the self-titled As Tall as Lions 2006 album
- "Milk and Honey", song on Beck's 1999 album Midnite Vultures
- "Milk and Honey", song on the self-titled Jackson C. Frank 1965 album
- Sunrise in the Land of Milk and Honey, 2009 album by Cracker
- Milk and Honey (film), written by Trevor Rhone (1988)
- Milk and Honey (novel), a novel by Faye Kellerman
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