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.
Deut 19:1:
What did Joshua write in Joshua 8:32?
What was the "book of the law" that Hilkiah found in 2 Kings 22:8?
How did the 10 Commandments become the 10 Commandments?
Did the last day of Moses start in Deuteronomy 9:1?
Obeying Deuteronomy 4:2 - Where specifically in the Bible does "The Word" (הַדָּבָר֙) stop, if we are not suppose to add to it?
Does Exodus 20:14 ("thou shalt not commit adultery") include bestiality?
Deut 17:18 What was included in the king's "copy of this law"?
This Book of the Law
Is Paul talking about the 10 commandments or the entire Mosaic Law in Romans 13:8-10?
What is meant by “His Law” in Psalm 1:2?
Why is the wording of Deut. 5:12–16, 21 different from Exodus 20:8–12, 17?
Deut 19:1-13:
Exodus 21:20-21 Law of striking a slave
Deut 19:2:
Why do many translations have "I will avenge" not "I will cleanse" in Joel 3:21?
Deut 19:4-6:
What is the significance of the floating ax head in 2 Kings 6:1-7?
Deut 19:5:
In logical terms, what precisely is Solomon's wise act in 1 Kings 3:16-28?
Deut 19:6:
Jesus' command to hate your father and mother in Luke 14:26
Deut 19:6-12:
What belief does Job refer to in Job 19:25?
Deut 19:6:
How to interpret John 6:32-33
Which version most faithfully translated Psalm 51:5b?
What does it mean that God gave Saul "another heart" in 1 Samuel 10:9?
Deut 19:10:
Why do many translations have "I will avenge" not "I will cleanse" in Joel 3:21?
Did God honor Laban's divination in Genesis 30:27?
Deut 19:11-13:
Did not King Solomon defile the altar by killing Joab while he was still holding onto its horns in 1 Kings?
Deuteronomy 25:11-12, is the punishment to be taken literally? What about this case in the New Testament?
Deut 19:11:
Exodus 21:20-21 Law of striking a slave
Deut 19:14:
What landmarks were set of old time?
In Isaiah 41:4, who is the referent of 'with' in the phrase 'and with the last I am He'?
Why did Boaz only own part of the field?
Deut 19:15:
The Two witnesses and the Two Horns of The Beast
Deut 19:15-17:
What's the difference between a "lying tongue" and a "false witness" in Proverbs 6?
Deut 19:15:
Jesus said Resist Not Evil, what is the context?
Did Paul take the Old Testament out of Context?
What does the phrase in the mouth of "two or three witnesses" mean in 2 Corinthians 13?
In Deuteronomy 4:13 why were the Ten Commandments written on two tablets?
Was it only the cases involving a death sentence that required two or three witnesses in Numbers 35 and deutoronomy 17?
Question about Romans 8:26 - what is 'prayer'?
Why was Amnon not punished by David for raping Tamar?
Who heard the voice saying:this is my son in whom I am well pleased.. Was it people who stood by? Or John alone
What does the Old Testament phrase 'cut off from their people' mean?
Is Ezekiel 36:24-32 a prophetic promise for Christians in the new covenant? If so, what are the "decrees and laws" that Christians should follow?
What is meant by "obsolete" in Hebrews 8:13?
What laws, exactly, will God put in Christians' hearts and write in their minds?
Why were the disciples sent in pairs in Mark 6:7?
How can "the truth itself" speak in 3 John 1:12?
What is the difference between "abolishing the law" and "fulfilling the law" in terms of meaning and implications, in light of Matthew 5:17-20?
Jesus' yoke (Matt 11:28-30) vs the Law's yoke (Acts 15:10): Why is Jesus' yoke easier?
Is Paul talking about the 10 commandments or the entire Mosaic Law in Romans 13:8-10?
According to Matthew 5:19 aren't we supposed to keep the law
Why did Christ "give strict orders" of silence regarding raising a young girl from death (Mk. 5:43)?
Sin Vs Transgression: is there a technical difference? Lev 16:16 "uncleannesses, transgressions, all their sins"
how do we reconcile John 8:14 & 5:31
Is agreed-upon prayer always answered?
Did Paul establish in [2 Corinthians 13:1] that keeping Torah [Deuteronomy 19:15] was useful when justifying missions?
Were the burial garments of Jesus folded neatly, or were they apparently discarded, as the body removed?
Did Saul believe that the spirit of Samuel was in Sheol?
Why did God need to go down to see whether Sodom and Gomorrah sinned according to the outcry that had come to Him (Gen 18:21) when He is all-knowing?
How did the Pharisees say Christ testified of himself in John 8:13?
What are the significance of these three items
In Galatians 2:11 what is meant by "I opposed him to his face"?
How was Philip's testimony established in Samaria, Acts 8:5-6?
What did Paul mean when he said 'I Have Done Nothing against the Customs of our Fathers?" Acts 28:17
Did Paul establish in [2 Corinthians 13:1] that keeping Torah [Deuteronomy 19:15] was useful when justifying missions?
Deut 19:16-19:
Is the priest made unclean by entering a 'leprous' house? Lev.14:44-46
Deut 19:16-17:
During the Passion - What laws might Jesus and his disciples been accused of breaking?
Deut 19:16-20:
What did Jesus mean when he said, "...go with him twain" (IE: "go the second mile") in Matthew 5:41?
Deut 19:16-21:
Deuteronomy 25:11-12, is the punishment to be taken literally? What about this case in the New Testament?
Deut 19:16-19:
In the suspected case of an unfaithful wife (Numbers 5:11-31) why is the husband not punished?
Deut 19:16-18:
Was Stephen put to death by legal execution or a lynch mob?
Deut 19:17-19:
Why did Jesus say to call someone a fool puts you in danger of hell?
Are Jesus' words about calling someone a fool a contradiction?
Deut 19:18:
The Father sent the Son so is He not greater?
Deut 19:19:
How to understand Leviticus 18:22 and 20:13
Deut 19:19-21:
Does "turn the other cheek" refer to a court tradition, not general violence?
Deut 19:19:
Why was the man not charged as a malicious witness(zamem) in Deuteronomy 22?
Deut 19:20:
Does "turn the other cheek" refer to a court tradition, not general violence?
Deut 19:21:
What did Jesus mean when he said, "...go with him twain" (IE: "go the second mile") in Matthew 5:41?
See also Deut