Bible Verse References in Stackexchange/Hermeneutics

This is an attempt to extract references (bible verse number etc.) from the text of the Stackexchange site for Hermeneutics.

This is only a side project of mine, so I cannot spend to much time on it. The current result in a very alpha'isch state.

Verses of Deu 28

Deu 28:1-14:
What is "the everlasting covenant" of Isaiah 24:5?

Deu 28:2:
In Ezekiel 18:24 what kind of death does Ezekiel identify for the righteous who turn from righteousness? Is it spiritual, physical, or something else?
In Malachi 3:11, who or what is “the devourer”?

Deu 28:11:
In Malachi 3:11, who or what is “the devourer”?

Deu 28:14:
In Malachi 3:11, who or what is “the devourer”?

Deu 28:15:
In what way is the Christ "made a curse" in Gal 3:13?
In Ezekiel 18:24 what kind of death does Ezekiel identify for the righteous who turn from righteousness? Is it spiritual, physical, or something else?
Why does God order the murder of men, women and children in Ezekiel 9:6-7?

Deu 28:36-37:
Is "rape" the correct interpretation of the "עִנִּיתָֽהּ" in Deuteronomy 21:10-14?

Deu 28:45:
Could the law give life?
Is Ezekiel 20 talking about works-based salvation when it says "my rules, by which, if a person does them, he shall live"?

Deu 28:49:
What were the four standards around which the tribes of Israel were camped (Numbers 2:1-34)?

Deu 28:53-57:
Does Ecclesiastes 3:18-21 suggest that the spirits of animals and humans go to different places in the spiritual realm upon death?

Deu 28:58:
In Exodus 23:21 why won't the angel forgive?

Deu 28:60-61:
In the book of revelation does the seventh trumpet sound before or after the seven bowls of wrath?

Deu 28:62:
What is meant by "as numerous as the stars of the sky"?

Deu 28:67:
How should one understand the Hebrew expression מִֽי־֭יִתֵּן (mi yitten)? Is it an idiom, and if so, what does it mean?

See also Deu