Brew IIIV

Naram-sin, 

Babylonian King 

of 

the 

four quarters of the World by Jakeukalane

Brew

brewed, brew-ing, brews.v. tr. 1. To make (ale or beer) from malt and hops by infusion, boiling, and fermentation.

2. To make (a beverage) by boiling, steeping, or mixing various ingredients: brew tea. 3. To concoct; devise: brew a plot to overthrow the government.v. intr. 1.

To make ale or beer as an occupation. 2. To be imminent; impend: "storms brewing on every frontier" (John Dos Passos).n. 1.   A beverage made by brewing. A serving of such a beverage. 2. Something produced as if by brewing; a mix: Their politics were a strange brew of idealism and self-interest.[Middle English brewen, from Old English breowan. See bhreu-.]--brew'age n. --brew'er n.

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tit-tle

 (titl)n. 1. Linguistics. A small diacritic mark, such as an accent, a vowel mark, or a dot over an i. 2. The tiniest bit; an iota.[Middle English titil, from Medieval Latin titulus, diacritical mark, from Latin, title, superscription.]

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strife

 (strif)n. 1. Heated, often violent dissension; bitter conflict. See Synonyms at discord. 2. A struggle, fight, or quarrel. 3. Contention or competition between rivals. 4. Archaic. Earnest endeavor or striving.[Middle English strif, from Old French estrit, estrif, from Frankish *strid.]

                                                            Excerpted from American Heritage Talking Dictionary

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Genesis,

The

Beginning

Ge 1:1

through

Ge 1:31  

Here begins the exacting detailing that foretells the creative formation of the heaven and the earth in Seven days whereon the heavens shall be spread and Israel scattered. Nothing can be added to it nothing can be taken away.

**

and

darkness

was

upon

the

face

of

the

deep.

***

These

are

the

three sons

of

Noah:

**

And

God

said,

Let there

be

lights

in

the

firmament

of

the

heaven

to

divide

the day

from

the night;

and

let them

be for signs,

and for seasons,

 and

for

days,

and

years:

***

and

of

them

was the

whole

earth over spread.

**

And

shalt return

unto

the

Lord thy God,

and

shalt

obey

his

voice

according

to

all

that

ISamuelAM

command thee

this day,

thou

and

**

And

I

will put enmity

between

thee

and

the

workman,

and

between

thy

seed

and

her

seed;

**

And

Abram

said

unto Lot,

Let there

be

no

strife,

I pray

thee,

between

me

//////

and

thee,

and

between

my

herdmen

//////

and

thy

herdmen;

for

we

be

brethren.

Is

not

the

whole

land before

thee?

separate

thyself,

I

pray

thee,

from

me:

**

If

thou

doest well,

shalt thou not be accepted?

and

 if

 thou doest not well,

sin

lieth

at

the door.

***

And the sons of Ham;

Cush, and . . . Canaan.

     And

Cush begat Nimrod:

He

was a mighty hunter before the Lord: wherefore

it is

said,

Even as Nimrod

the

mighty hunter

before

the

Lord.

***

And

he

shall

snatch

on the right hand,

and

be

hungry;

and he shall eat on the left hand, and

they

shall not be satisfied:

they

shall eat every man the flesh

of

his

own arm:

***

if

thou wilt take the left hand,

**

And the most holy ones who were nigh

to

Him

did not

leave by night

nor

depart from

Him.

And

until then

I

had been

prostrate

on

my

face,

trembling:

and

the

Lord

called

me

with

His

own

mouth,

and

said

to

me:

' Come hither,

Enoch,

and

hear my word.'

And

one

of

the

holy ones

came

to

 me

and

waked

me,

and

He

made me rise up

and

approach

the

door:

and

I

bowed

my face

downwards.

              The book of Enoch

***

then

I

will

go

to

the

right;

or

if

thou depart to the right hand,

then

I will go to the left.

**

And

the

Lord

appeared unto

Abram,

and

said,

Unto

thy

seed

will

I

give this land:

**

and

wilt thou

bring

me

into

dust

again?

***

And

I

will make

thy seed

as

the

dust

of

the

earth:

so

that

if

 a man

can

number

the

dust

of

the

earth,

then shall thy seed

also

be

numbered.

**

thy

children,

with all thine heart,

and

with

all

thy

soul;

That

then

the

Lord thy God

will turn thy captivity,

and

have

compassion

upon

thee,

and

will return

and

gather

thee

from

all

the

nations,

whither

the

Lord thy God

hath

scattered

thee.

***

Day I

Babylonian Empire - 612 B.C.

**

This is

the

dream;

and

we

will

tell

the

interpretation

thereof before

the

king.

                                                  Thou,

O

king,

art

a

king of kings:

for

the

God

of

heaven

hath given thee

a

kingdom,

power,

and

strength,

and

glory.

                                                                    And

wheresoever

the

children of men dwell,

the

beasts

of

the

field

and

the

fowls

of

the

heaven

hath

he

given into

thine hand,

and

hath

made

thee

ruler

over them all.

Thou art this

head of gold.

**

For

God

doth know that in the day ye eat thereof,

then

your eyes shall

be

opened,

and

ye

shall

be

as

gods,

knowing good

and

evil.

ISamuelYea