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.
Deu 4:2:
Does Revelation 22:18-19 threaten Christian Scribes salvation in terms of a parablepsis or Gloss?
Deu 4:8:
What is the new covenant made with Jews/Israel in Jeremiah 31:31
Deu 4:10:
According to Matthew 16:18, what is the relationship between the NT church and OT church?
Deu 4:13:
What is the new covenant made with Jews/Israel in Jeremiah 31:31
How did the 10 Commandments become the 10 Commandments?
Deu 4:16-18:
What does the Bible mean in Exodus 20:4 when it speaks of "the waters under the earth"
Deu 4:24:
Who does John the Baptist say will receive the "Holy Ghost"?
Is the Valley of Hinnom adequately translated as hell?
What is the "fiery Gehenna" to which Jesus referred?
What is to be understood by the 'equivalence' in Hebrews 12:29?
What is the meaning of "is" in "He that loveth not knoweth not God; for God is love" in 1John 4v8? AV
Deu 4:25:
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 4:26:
How is the Law changed in Hebrews 7:12?
Is "until heaven and earth pass away" from Matthew 5:18 an idiomatic expression?
What was nailed to the cross in Colossians 2:14?
Hebrew vowel pointing in Psalm 119:67
Where is the Father’s kingdom’s final location?
Analyzing Matthew 16:28, Is the Kingdom of the Christ established?
Deu 4:29:
To whom does 'righteous' refer in Psalm 14:5?
Deu 4:31:
In Exodus 23:21 why won't the angel forgive?
What is the meaning of "is" in "He that loveth not knoweth not God; for God is love" in 1John 4v8? AV
Deu 4:36:
How should John 3:13 be understood in view of the OT statements about Enoch and Elijah?
Deu 4:39:
Is "until heaven and earth pass away" from Matthew 5:18 an idiomatic expression?
Who is the "god of this world" in 2 Corinthians 4:4?
Deu 4:40:
What is the new covenant made with Jews/Israel in Jeremiah 31:31
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?
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"?
See also Deu