The word

Used in many places

The land of Canaan is a land flowing with milk and honey (Numbers 14:8).

Honey is mentioned in the story of Samson (Niah 14).

There is also a reference to honey in the history of Jonathan and Saul (1 Sam 14).

When the word "honey" is used figuratively, it refers to generosity (Genesis 3:8; 13:5; 33:3).

Believers should delight in the word of God (Psalm 19:10; 119:103).

God's righteous word is as sweet as honey to His people (Ezekiel 3:3

The people of Canaan used to keep bees and collect honey as their profession.

When Joseph was in the land of Egypt, honey was among the gifts Jacob sent him (Genesis 43.11).

The Israelites traded honey in Tire (Eze 27:17).

A dead lion's body also had a honeycomb (Judg. 14:8).

*HONEYCOMB!*

A nest built by bees.

Jonathan stretched out the stick in his hand and poked the honeycomb with its tip and put it in his mouth. So his eyes were cleared (1 Sam 14:27);

The fear of the Lord is pure and endures forever; The judgments of the Lord are true, and they are all righteousness. They are to be desired in gold, and in rich green gold, and sweet in honey, and in the honey that floweth from the hive (Ps 19.9,10).

Sweet words are sweet to the soul like a honeycomb and refreshing to the bones (Proverbs 16:24).

He who is satisfied will tread on the honeycomb; Bitter things are bitter to the hungry (Proverbs 27:7).

After the resurrection of Jesus Christ, the disciples gave him a piece of fried fish to eat and a honeycomb cloth (Luke 24:42).