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 37

Ex 37:1-5:
How did the philistines move the ark of the covenant into the temple of Dagon in 1 Samuel 5?

Ex 37:1-16:
Is the "ark of wood" the ark of the covenant?

Ex 37:1:
How big were the stone tablets?
Why did Jesus begin his ministry at age 30?

Ex 37:3:
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 37:5:
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 37:6:
What exactly is the mercy seat?

Ex 37:9:
Understanding the end of the Song of Solomon

Ex 37:16:
Drink offering and Food offering in Exodus 29-30

Ex 37:17-22:
What did the almonds on the Menorah (Lamp of the Presence) represent in Exodus 37:20

Ex 37:17:
How did Jerome arrive at his Translation of Judges 15:8?
Does Exodus 28:42 suggest that exposing the thighs exposes nakedness?
Why and Where is the Four Cups in the Menorah?

Ex 37:17-19:
Is there a contradiction about memorial stones

Ex 37:19:
Duplicate bible verses - Does it also duplicate in the original text?

Ex 37:19-20:
What did the almonds on the Menorah (Lamp of the Presence) represent in Exodus 37:20

Ex 37:20:
What did the almonds on the Menorah (Lamp of the Presence) represent in Exodus 37:20
What did the almonds on the Menorah (Lamp of the Presence) represent in Exodus 37:20

Ex 37:27:
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?

See also Ex