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 Ex 26

Ex 26:1-6:
Does 1st Kings say that pi = 3?

Ex 26:1:
Why did the tabernacle use the colors blue, purple and scarlet?
What is the relationship between the visions in Revelation 21:1 and 21:2?
Who or what is meant by the "ten men" of Zechariah 8:23?
Is Psalm 40:12 about the Messiah?
Is there any significance in the dimensions of the flying scroll? Zechariah 5:2
Why did God prohibit wearing of garments of different materials in Leviticus 19:19?
Is Rev. 19:9–10 sufficient to tell us not to worship an angel?

Ex 26:3:
Two words for love in John 21:15–17
Why does the YLT not mention 'sister' in Leviticus 18:18?

Ex 26:4:
What is the significance of the blue cloth mentioned in Numbers chapter 4?

Ex 26:5:
1 Corinthians 13:9-10 - What Does "ἐκ μέρους" Mean?

Ex 26:11:
Moses' manufacture of the "bronze serpent" - what bronze?
How Did Moses Build The Bronze Serpent and How Long Did It Take For Him To Do It?

Ex 26:15:
How can Ephesians 4:8 be a quote/translation of Psalms 68:18?
Why must animals from the flock be slaughtered on the north side?

Ex 26:16:
Why must animals from the flock be slaughtered on the north side?

Ex 26:17:
What do the words "boasts" & "knows mean in Jeremiah 9:24
Why must animals from the flock be slaughtered on the north side?

Ex 26:18:
Is the translation "rib" for the Hebrew צֵלָע (*tsela*) in Genesis 2:22 justified?
Why must animals from the flock be slaughtered on the north side?

Ex 26:19:
Why must animals from the flock be slaughtered on the north side?

Ex 26:20:
Is the translation "rib" for the Hebrew צֵלָע (*tsela*) in Genesis 2:22 justified?
Could Adam's Rib be an extended metaphor for the womb?
In Jeremiah is evil always associated with the north regardless of geographical location?
Why must animals from the flock be slaughtered on the north side?

Ex 26:21:
Why must animals from the flock be slaughtered on the north side?

Ex 26:22:
Why must animals from the flock be slaughtered on the north side?

Ex 26:23-24:
What was written on the stone tablets?

Ex 26:23:
Why must animals from the flock be slaughtered on the north side?

Ex 26:24:
Why must animals from the flock be slaughtered on the north side?

Ex 26:25:
Why must animals from the flock be slaughtered on the north side?

Ex 26:26-27:
What does Exodus 26:27 say?

Ex 26:26:
Is the translation "rib" for the Hebrew צֵלָע (*tsela*) in Genesis 2:22 justified?
Could Adam's Rib be an extended metaphor for the womb?

Ex 26:27:
Is the translation "rib" for the Hebrew צֵלָע (*tsela*) in Genesis 2:22 justified?
Could Adam's Rib be an extended metaphor for the womb?
What does Exodus 26:27 say?

Ex 26:30:
Was the tower of Babel a ziggurat?
"you have been shown on the mountain"

Ex 26:31:
Why did the tabernacle use the colors blue, purple and scarlet?
What is the relationship between the visions in Revelation 21:1 and 21:2?
What is the Veil mentioned in Hebrews 6:19?

Ex 26:31-33:
What is the Veil mentioned in Hebrews 6:19?

Ex 26:31:
Is the Ark of the Covenant symbolizing the cherubim guarding the Tree of Life?

Ex 26:33:
Genesis 3:12: What is the underlying Hebrew word translated into English as "with me" (in KJV)?
Did Noah's curse on Canaan affect the other Children of Ham by implication?
What is the Veil mentioned in Hebrews 6:19?

Ex 26:33-34:
Is Leviticus 16:2 an explanation or instruction?

Ex 26:33:
Is this a valid interpretation of Genesis 1:1-3?

Ex 26:34:
What exactly is the mercy seat?

Ex 26:35:
What is the Veil mentioned in Hebrews 6:19?
Is the translation "rib" for the Hebrew צֵלָע (*tsela*) in Genesis 2:22 justified?
Could Adam's Rib be an extended metaphor for the womb?

Ex 26:37:
Moses' manufacture of the "bronze serpent" - what bronze?
How Did Moses Build The Bronze Serpent and How Long Did It Take For Him To Do It?

See also Ex