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 Deut 28

Deut 28:1:
"Back in ships to Egypt" in Deut. 28

Deut 28:1-6:
What part does Luke 16:16-18 play in its particular context?

Deut 28:1:
Does Deut. 28:30, 63 indicate God sometimes takes joy in rape?
(Galatians 3:10-13) Understanding "a curse for us" phrase
Does the fact that Nineveh was not destroyed after 40 days (Jonah 3:4) represent an unfulfilled prophecy by God?

Deut 28:1-14:
Are Christians who don't tithe "disobedient" and "robbing God"? Malachi 3:8

Deut 28:1-2:
Who does "we which are alive" refer to in 1 Thessalonians 4:17?

Deut 28:1:
Did Paul indicate in Ephesians 1:3 and Colossians 1:13 that he was writing from Heaven?

Deut 28:1-14:
May the Lord reward your work.. Ruth 2:12

Deut 28:1-2:
Is there one tree of life that stood on each side of the river?

Deut 28:1-14:
Deuteronomy 25:11-12, is the punishment to be taken literally? What about this case in the New Testament?
Do blessings and curses transcend the covenants?
What law and covenant is Revelation 15:5 talking about when it says "the tabernacle of the covenant law"? What about Revelation 11:19?
Do Matthew 5:17-20 and Acts 15 contradict each other?
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?
What is "the everlasting covenant" of Isaiah 24:5?
Why in Isaiah 24:5 is heperu 6565 translated as "Broken", but in Psalm 119:126 is translated as "have regarded [Your Law] as void". Both from NKJV?
Does Exodus 34:12-17 suggest that erecting sacred structures to idols and eating their meals created a kind of political alliance?
What was the penalty for failure to observe(Pe'ah) the law of gleaning?
Is God referring to a literal fire in Deuteronomy 32:22?
Did Jesus curse his enemies?
The New Covenant Prophecy
The meaning of Deuteronomy 28:43 and its fulfillment

Deut 28:2-14:
Does Deut. 28:30, 63 indicate God sometimes takes joy in rape?

Deut 28:3-6:
Is Jeremiah 9:23-24 a good example of chiasm?

Deut 28:4:
The curse on Canaan, instead of Ham
What is meant by Jeremiah 31:2

Deut 28:6:
What is the significance of "coming in and going out" in John 10:9?

Deut 28:7:
flee at your presence seven ways

Deut 28:8:
Was Jesus quoting from a proverb of His time at Luke 9:62?

Deut 28:9:
Does the fact that Nineveh was not destroyed after 40 days (Jonah 3:4) represent an unfulfilled prophecy by God?
Did Paul indicate in Ephesians 1:3 and Colossians 1:13 that he was writing from Heaven?
"Be holy as I am holy"; why are the two words for "holy" written differently in Hebrew?

Deut 28:10:
Does Leviticus 4:27-35 also apply to someone who is not an Israelite?
What should the nations have obeyed in Micah 5:15?

Deut 28:11:
What does "an apple of gold in a picture of silver" represent in Proverbs of Solomon?

Deut 28:11-12:
In Revelation 1:18, what are the keys of hell & death?

Deut 28:12:
Why does the prince offer six lambs on the Sabbath in Ezekiel 46:4?

Deut 28:13:
Who does "we which are alive" refer to in 1 Thessalonians 4:17?

Deut 28:13-14:
What is meant by "the times of the gentiles" in Luke 21:24?

Deut 28:13:
Where was Jesus after he stopped breathing on the Cross until he came out of the tomb?
If the thief on the cross would join Christ in paradise, would Stephen experience the same in Acts 7:59?
Is there another explanation for the 'contradiction' on Luke 23:43, John 20:17 instead an incorrect translation?
Is there a contradiction between Isaiah 38:17-19 & Luke 23:43?

Deut 28:14:
Was worship expected of Adam?
Did Solomon himself actually offer sacrifices to other gods?

Deut 28:15:
Who repents in Zechariah 1:6?

Deut 28:15-69:
Why would God disapprove of rituals he ordained?

Deut 28:15-68:
Does Paul believe that God sandbagged the Jews with a law they couldn't keep?

Deut 28:15:
How is an "accursed" life different from a normal life?
What is the literary genre of Job: history or story?
What did Mt 10:5-7 mean to its original audience?

Deut 28:15-68:
Does Deut. 28:30, 63 indicate God sometimes takes joy in rape?

Deut 28:15:
In Numbers 5 what happened to the woman who refused to take the test of the bitter waters?

Deut 28:15-68:
(Galatians 3:10-13) Understanding "a curse for us" phrase

Deut 28:15:
(Galatians 3:10-13) Understanding "a curse for us" phrase

Deut 28:15-68:
Are Christians who don't tithe "disobedient" and "robbing God"? Malachi 3:8
Deuteronomy 25:11-12, is the punishment to be taken literally? What about this case in the New Testament?
Do blessings and curses transcend the covenants?
What law and covenant is Revelation 15:5 talking about when it says "the tabernacle of the covenant law"? What about Revelation 11:19?
Do Matthew 5:17-20 and Acts 15 contradict each other?
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?
Could Deuteronomy 28:15-68 be symbolically referencing the Siege of Jerusalem (AD 70)?
Isaiah 3:17 - "And the Lord will make their foreheads bare" mean?
What is "the everlasting covenant" of Isaiah 24:5?
Why in Isaiah 24:5 is heperu 6565 translated as "Broken", but in Psalm 119:126 is translated as "have regarded [Your Law] as void". Both from NKJV?

Deut 28:15:
Which transgressions?
What is James 2:10 saying about the nature of sin?

Deut 28:15-68:
What was the penalty for failure to observe(Pe'ah) the law of gleaning?
Is God referring to a literal fire in Deuteronomy 32:22?
Did Jesus curse his enemies?
The New Covenant Prophecy
The meaning of Deuteronomy 28:43 and its fulfillment
Could Deuteronomy 28:15-68 be symbolically referencing the Siege of Jerusalem (AD 70)?

Deut 28:18:
Why was it a public disgrace for Elizabeth to be barren? (Luke 1:25)

Deut 28:20:
How strong was Midian's army?
Does Deut. 28:30, 63 indicate God sometimes takes joy in rape?
(Galatians 3:10-13) Understanding "a curse for us" phrase
If “God is not the author of confusion” (1 Corinthians 14:33), how is Genesis 11:7 to be understood?
Deuteronomy 26:5 — “A Syrian ready to perish was my father”

Deut 28:21:
Can a joint meaning of 'word of death' be derived for Isaiah 9:7 / 9:8 on account of the different words used in the Greek LXX and Hebrew Texts?

Deut 28:22:
What is this "consumption and fever"?

Deut 28:23:
The word “expanse” in Genesis 1:6-8
What does "the key of David" imply in Revelation 3:7?
What does הרקיע mean in Genesis 1?
What are the two bronze mountains in Zechariah 6?

Deut 28:23-24:
Sky like iron and earth like bronze

Deut 28:24:
How does the symbol of dust modify the poor in 2 Samuel 2:8?

Deut 28:25:
Why is there numerical ambiguity in Matthew 18:21-22?
Did the twelve tribes of Israel continue to exist after dispersion by Assyria?

Deut 28:25-26:
What are the unquenchable fire and worms that do not die in Mark 9:43-48?
"... where their worm does not die and the fire is not quenched" - Is Jesus' description of Hell (Gehenna) literal or figurative?

Deut 28:26:
What does Jesus mean by "generation" when talking about the destruction of the temple and the end of the age?
Can the Hebrew word בְּהֵמָה refer to both wild and domestic animals at the same time?

Deut 28:27-29:
To what does "the darkness" refer in 1 John?

Deut 28:27:
What are the Emerods of 1 Samuel 5?
Was Micah a high priest?

Deut 28:28-29:
Is there an intended relationship between "the darkness" and "the Spirit of God" (Gen 1:2)?

Deut 28:28:
What does it mean that God gave Saul "another heart" in 1 Samuel 10:9?

Deut 28:29:
Is Psalm 146:8 a promise for a particular time?

Deut 28:30:
Does Deut. 28:30, 63 indicate God sometimes takes joy in rape?
Is "rape" the correct interpretation of the "עִנִּיתָֽהּ" in Deuteronomy 21:10-14?
Does the hebrew bible have a way to indicate a woman that is a wife rather than a concubine?
Does Deut. 28:30, 63 indicate God sometimes takes joy in rape?

Deut 28:32:
Which transgressions?

Deut 28:35:
What is the literary genre of Job: history or story?
When was Job written?

Deut 28:36:
"Back in ships to Egypt" in Deut. 28
What do the stones represent in Isaiah 5:2?

Deut 28:37:
Does Deut. 28:30, 63 indicate God sometimes takes joy in rape?
In sorrow Adam shall eat..?
What is meant by "the times of the gentiles" in Luke 21:24?
What is the significance of the parallels between Jacob and Moses?
Parable of the unjust steward - is Jesus teaching people to follow this example or to NOT be like this? What is meant by His comments on wisdom?
What hermeneutic principles demonstrate that the apostolic epistles are for the whole Church (past, present and future)?
Did Jesus practice eisegesis?
Did Jesus practice eisegesis in Matthew 4:4 and Luke 4:4
Why is the punishment to Babylon presented as a "parable"?

Deut 28:39:
Was worship expected of Adam?

Deut 28:41:
Which transgressions?

Deut 28:43-44:
The meaning of Deuteronomy 28:43 and its fulfillment

Deut 28:43:
The meaning of Deuteronomy 28:43 and its fulfillment

Deut 28:45:
Why does God order the murder of men, women and children in Ezekiel 9:6-7?

Deut 28:46-47:
In 1 Kings 1:53, what is the difference between the manner of obeisance (προσκύνησις) given to a king versus God?

Deut 28:46:
What is "the everlasting covenant" of Isaiah 24:5?
Does calling the Sabbath a "sign" (אות‎) between God and Israel mean it was given to distinguish Israel from other nations?

Deut 28:47:
What does it mean that God gave Saul "another heart" in 1 Samuel 10:9?

Deut 28:48:
Deuteronomy 28:48 mentions a "yoke of iron" when was this fulfilled?
What does the word 'naked' mean in Genesis 2:25 and Genesis 3:7, Genesis 3:10 and Genesis 3:11?
Deuteronomy 28:48 mentions a "yoke of iron" when was this fulfilled?

Deut 28:49:
What do the wings and features in the description of the heavenly creature in Ezekiel Chapter 1 signify?
Which Head was "Wounded Unto Death" and healed?

Deut 28:49-52:
Could Deuteronomy 28:15-68 be symbolically referencing the Siege of Jerusalem (AD 70)?

Deut 28:49:
Could Deuteronomy 28:15-68 be symbolically referencing the Siege of Jerusalem (AD 70)?

Deut 28:49-50:
Could Deuteronomy 28:15-68 be symbolically referencing the Siege of Jerusalem (AD 70)?

Deut 28:50:
Could Deuteronomy 28:15-68 be symbolically referencing the Siege of Jerusalem (AD 70)?

Deut 28:52:
What do we learn from the different usages of "aman" and "batach" in the OT?

Deut 28:53-57:
What does Jesus mean by "generation" when talking about the destruction of the temple and the end of the age?

Deut 28:53:
Cannibalism in the Bible
Could Deuteronomy 28:15-68 be symbolically referencing the Siege of Jerusalem (AD 70)?

Deut 28:54:
Would (Proverbs 16:33) "..lot is cast into the lap.." & ".. every decision is from the Lord" be respectively an idiom & a hyperbole in use?

Deut 28:56:
In Isaiah 45:18, to what does “the earth” refer?
Is Genesis 22:1 in contradiction with James 1:13?
Would (Proverbs 16:33) "..lot is cast into the lap.." & ".. every decision is from the Lord" be respectively an idiom & a hyperbole in use?

Deut 28:58-60:
What is the symbolism of the Song of Moses and the Song of the Lamb?

Deut 28:58:
Separation of Seven and Sixty Two in Daniel 9:25
Was there a recognized canon at Daniel's time?

Deut 28:60:
"Back in ships to Egypt" in Deut. 28
Did the plagues of frogs and gnats come on the Hebrews in Goshen?

Deut 28:61:
What did Joshua write in Joshua 8:32?
What was the "book of the law" that Hilkiah found in 2 Kings 22:8?
Public reading of the Law during the Festival of Tabernacles at Jesus' time
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?
Deut 17:18 What was included in the king's "copy of this law"?
This Book of the Law
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?
What specifically were These-Laws הַֽחֻקִּ֥ים "Ha-Chuqim" (upon their hearts) referenced by [Jeremiah 31:36] which Israel keeps to remain a nation?

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

Deut 28:63:
Is "rape" the correct interpretation of the "עִנִּיתָֽהּ" in Deuteronomy 21:10-14?
Does Deut. 28:30, 63 indicate God sometimes takes joy in rape?

Deut 28:63-64:
In Romans 10:4 why does Paul say that the law righteousness promised in Deuteronomy 6:25 actually pointed to righteousness by faith alone?

Deut 28:64-68:
"Back in ships to Egypt" in Deut. 28
Was the "abomination of desolation" Caligula's proposed statue in the Temple?

Deut 28:64:
Did Jesus recover the lost tribes of Israel?

Deut 28:67:
What does it mean that God gave Saul "another heart" in 1 Samuel 10:9?
How should one understand the Hebrew expression מִֽי־֭יִתֵּן (mi yitten)? Is it an idiom, and if so, what does it mean?

Deut 28:68:
"Back in ships to Egypt" in Deut. 28
What did Mt 10:5-7 mean to its original audience?
What is meant by "the times of the gentiles" in Luke 21:24?
Has the prophecy in Deuteronomy 28:68 been fulfilled?
Why was the Hebrew "possessed" translated into Greek as "created" in Proverbs 8:22?
Has the prophecy in Deuteronomy 28:68 been fulfilled?

Deut 28:69:
Usage of "fields of" vs. "land of" Moab in Ruth

See also Deut