This land which as the Scripture says 'floweth with milk and honey,' was given by God into the possession of the children of Israel. Jerusalem is the navel of the world; the land is fruitful above others, like another paradise of delights.
Launched the First Crusade
Describing the Holy Land as a divinely promised and fertile land, appealing to a sense of entitlement. (Robert the Monk's account)
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"We grant to all who undertake this expedition a plenary indulgence."
Controversial"If you are conquered, you will have the glory of those who die for Christ."
Controversial"A people, a truly alien people, utterly estranged from God, has invaded the lands of the Christians and has depopulated them by sword, plunder, and fire."
Controversial"That land, as the Scripture says, 'floweth with milk and honey,' and Jerusalem is the navel of the world."
Controversial"Consider that the Holy Spirit has inspired you, and that the Lord has chosen you, that you may show to the world what true valor is, and what a glorious victory may be obtained by those who fight for …"
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