Brew II

Brew II

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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do-min-ion

(d-minyn)n. Abbr. dom. 1. Control or the exercise of control; sovereignty: "The devil ... has their souls in his possession, and under his dominion" (Jonathan Edwards). 2. A territory or sphere of influence or control; a realm. 3.  Often Dominion. One of the self-governing nations within the British Commonwealth. 4.   dominions Theology. See domination. (n., sense 2)[Middle English dominioun, from Old French dominion, from Medieval Latin dominio, dominion-, from Latin dominium, property, from dominus, lord. See dem-.]

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And

God

said,

Let us

make

man

in our

image,

after

our

likeness:

and

let them

have

dominion

over

the

fish of the sea,

and

over the fowl of the air,

and

over

the

cattle,

 and

over all

the

earth,

and

over

every

creeping thing

that

creepeth

upon

the

earth.

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And

the

first

came out

red,

all over

like an hairy

garment;

***

and

they

called

his

name

Esau.

**

and

flesh

of

my

flesh:

she

shall

be called

Workman,

because

she

 was taken out

of

Man.

***

And

I

will put enmity between

thee

and

the workman,

and

between

thy

seed

and

her

seed;

it

shall bruise

thy

head,

and

thou

shalt bruise

his heel.

**

And

the

earth

was

without

form,

and

void;

and 

darkness

was

upon

the

face

of

the

deep.

***

     In the six hundredth year of Noah's life, in the second month,

the seventeenth

day

of

the

mouth,

the

same day

were all

the

Mountains

of

the

great deep broken up,

and

the

windows

of

heaven

were

opened.

And the Spirit

of

God

moved

upon

the face

of

the

waters.

*

And

after

that

came

his brother

out,

and

his

hand

took hold

on

Esau's heel;

and

his

name

was called

Jacob:

and

Isaac

was threescore years old

when

she

bare them.

And the boys grew:

and Esau was a cunning hunter,

a man

of

the

field;

and

Jacob

was a plain man,

dwelling in tents.

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And

God

blessed

the

seventh day,

and

sanctified

it:

because

that

in it

he

had

rested

from

all

his

work

which

God

created

and

made

    

These

are

the

generations

of the

heavens

and

of

the earth

when

they

were created,

in the

day

that

the

Lord God

made the

earth

and

the

heavens,

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Brew

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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God

created

the

heaven

and

the

earth.

***

And

the name of the third river

is

Hiddekel:

that

is it

which goeth toward the east of Assyria.

**

For God

doth

know

that

in

the day ye eat

thereof,

then

your

eyes

shall

be

opened,

**

Thus saith

the

Lord God;

The gate of the inner court

that

looketh

toward the east

shall be shut

the six working days;

but

on

the sabbath it shall be opened,

and

in

the

day of the

new moon

it

shall

be

opened.

**

And God said,

 Let the earth bring forth grass,

the

herb yielding seed,

and

the fruit tree yielding

fruit

after

his

kind,

whose

seed

is in itself,

upon the earth:

and

it was so.

**

And she again bare

his

brother

Abel.

And Abel was a keeper of sheep,

**

And

Abel,

he

al-so

brought of the firstlings of

his

flock

and

of

the fat thereof.

And

the

Lord had respect

unto

Abel

and

to

his

offering:

**

that Cain

rose up against

Abel

his brother,

and

slew

him.

**

And

Adam

knew

his

wife

again;

and

she

bare a son,

 and

called

his

name

Seth:

For

God,

said

she,

hath appointed

me

**

And Abel

was

a keeper of sheep,

**

another seed instead of Abel,

whom

Cain slew.

***

And the

Lord God

said,

It is

not good

that

the man should be alone;

I will make

him

an

help meet

for

him.

**

And

to

Seth,

to

him also

there was born a son;

and

he

called

his name

Enos:

**

but

for

Adam

there

was not found

an

help meet

for

him.

***

then

began men to call upon the name of the Lord.

**

And to every beast of the earth,

and to every fowl of the air,

and to every thing that creepeth upon the earth,

wherein

there

is

life,

I

have given every green

herb for meat:

and

it was so.

**

And the Lord said unto Cain,

Where

is Abel

thy brother?

I know not:

***

And he drank of the wine,

and

was drunken;

and he was uncovered within his tent.

**

And the Lord said unto Satan, Whence comest thou?

Then Satan answered the Lord, and said, From going to and fro in the earth, and from walking up and down in it.

***

And

Isaac

entreated

the

Lord

for

his wife,

because

she

was barren:

and

the

Lord

was

entreated

of

him,

and

Rebekah

his wife

conceived.

*

And they heard

the

voice

of

the

Lord God

walking

in

the

garden

in

the cool

of

the day:

and Adam and his wife hid

themselves from the presence

of

the

Lord God

amongst the trees

of

the

garden.

And

the

Lord God

called

unto

Adam,

and

said

unto

him,

Where

art

thou?

And

he

said,

I heard

thy voice

in

the

garden,

and

I was afraid,

because I

was

naked;

and

I

hid myself.

And

he

said,

Who

told

thee

that thou

wast

naked?

Hast thou

eaten of the tree,

whereof

I commanded

thee

that thou

shouldest

not eat?

**

And Adam knew his wife again;

and she bare a son,

and

called his name Seth:

For God,

said

she,

hath appointed me another seed instead of Abel,

whom

Cain slew.

**

And the man

said,

The woman

whom

thou

gavest to be

with

me,

she

gave

me

of the tree,

and

I

did eat

.**

And

the

children struggled

together

within

her;

and

she

said,

If

it be so,

**

I

know not

Am I

my

brother's

keeper?

***

why

am I

thus?

And

she

went to inquire of the Lord.

And the Lord

said

unto

her,

Two nations

are

in

thy

womb,

***

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.

**

And

the

Lord God

said

unto

the

serpent,

Because thou hast done this,

thou art

cursed

above

all cattle,

and

above every beast of the field;

upon

thy

belly

shalt thou

go,

**

and

dust

shalt thou eat

all

 the

days of

thy life:

***

and

two manner

of

people shall be separated

from

thy bowels;

and

the one people

shall be stronger

than

the other people;

and

the elder shall serve the younger.

***

And they were both naked,

the

man

and

his wife,

and

were not as-hamed.

***

Therefore shall a man leave his father

and

his mother,

and

shall cleave unto his wife:

and

they shall be one flesh.

***

And

Adam said,

This is now bone

of

my bones,

*

And when her days to be delivered were fulfilled,

behold,

there

were twins

in

her womb.

**

And

Adam said,

This is now bone

of

my bones,

*

And

the

first

came out

red,

all over like an hairy garment;

***

and

they

called

his

name

Esau.

**

and

flesh

of

my

flesh:

she

shall

be called

Woman,

because

she

 was taken out

of

Man.

***

And

I

will put enmity between

thee

and

the workman,

and

between

thy

seed

and

her seed;

it

shall bruise thy head,

and

thou

shalt bruise

his heel.

**

And

after

that

came

his brother

out,

and

his

hand

took hold

on

Esau's heel;

and

his

name

was called

Jacob:

and

Isaac

was threescore years old

when

she

bare them.

And the boys grew:

and Esau was a cunning hunter,

a man

of

the

field;

and

Jacob

was a plain man,

dwelling in tents.

  ISamuelYeaO