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 Ezek 20

Ezek 20:1:
Ezekiel 14:14 speaks of Daniel (in modern translations), is this the same Daniel of other scriptures?
Did Ezekiel fulfill the 430 days of lying on his left & right side?
Why does Ezekiel refer to Jerusalem as "south"?
Has Ezekiel 22:19-22 happened, or is it yet to happen?

Ezek 20:2:
Duplicate bible verses - Does it also duplicate in the original text?

Ezek 20:3:
The lexicology of Pharaoh's heart

Ezek 20:5-10:
Harmonising Ezekiel 20:5-10 and the Exodus story

Ezek 20:6:
What does "milk and honey" refer to?

Ezek 20:6-9:
How did Moses already know the law in Exodus 18:16?

Ezek 20:6:
Harmonising Ezekiel 20:5-10 and the Exodus story

Ezek 20:7:
What was the image of jealousy according to Ezek 8:5?
Harmonising Ezekiel 20:5-10 and the Exodus story

Ezek 20:8:
What is Sensus Plenior and how does it impact the field of hermeneutics?
At which point did God try to destroy the Israelites whilst they were in Egypt as alluded in Ezekiel 20:8?
At which point did God try to destroy the Israelites whilst they were in Egypt as alluded in Ezekiel 20:8?

Ezek 20:9:
Why does God say he only revealed his name, Yahweh, to Moses?
Meaning of God's thought concerning Abraham in Genesis 18:19

Ezek 20:9-12:
Was the commandment to keep the Sabbath holy created at Mount Sinai and given to the Israelites only?

Ezek 20:10-12:
Does Isaiah 56 mean Gentile Christians have to keep sabbath?

Ezek 20:11:
Meaning of God's thought concerning Abraham in Genesis 18:19
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"?
In Romans 8:3-4 what is "the righteousness which is of the Law"?
What does Paul mean by "Christ is the end of the law for righteousness" in Rom 10:4?

Ezek 20:12:
What are the many Sabbaths referred to in scripture?
In Isaiah 55:13, what is the referent of "it shall be to the LORD for a name"?
Which day is the "another day" mentioned in Hebrews 4:8?
Is the weekly Sabbath nothing but just one of many festivals / holy convocations (Leviticus 23, Numbers 28, 29)?
Different reason for Sabbath
Does calling the Sabbath a "sign" (אות‎) between God and Israel mean it was given to distinguish Israel from other nations?
What are the "Sabbaths," "New Moons," and "Feasts"?

Ezek 20:13:
What is the significance of 153 fish?
Is Ezekiel 20 talking about works-based salvation when it says "my rules, by which, if a person does them, he shall live"?
Matthew 12:5 The priests break or profane the Sabbath?

Ezek 20:18:
Is 1 Corinthians 5:11 referring to "the Lord's Supper"?
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"?

Ezek 20:18-24:
Is Ezekiel 20:26 intimating that God actually commanded child sacrifice?

Ezek 20:19-20:
Does calling the Sabbath a "sign" (אות‎) between God and Israel mean it was given to distinguish Israel from other nations?

Ezek 20:20:
Which day is the "another day" mentioned in Hebrews 4:8?

Ezek 20:21:
Is Ezekiel 20 talking about works-based salvation when it says "my rules, by which, if a person does them, he shall live"?

Ezek 20:22:
According to Mark 4:11-12, Luke 8:10 and Matthew 13:11-15 why did Christ speak in parables?

Ezek 20:22-26:
Should the doctrine of bible inerrancy be used as a tool of interpretation?

Ezek 20:23-26:
According to Hebrews 9:12, did the Lord Jesus Christ offer his blood in heaven?

Ezek 20:23-25:
Does Paul believe that God sandbagged the Jews with a law they couldn't keep?

Ezek 20:23:
Is Ezekiel 20 talking about works-based salvation when it says "my rules, by which, if a person does them, he shall live"?

Ezek 20:24:
What was the image of jealousy according to Ezek 8:5?

Ezek 20:25-26:
Does God send a "Strong Delusion"? What is the Context of understanding 2 Thess. 2:11?
How do Hebrew sacrificial traditions compare with other cultures?

Ezek 20:25:
Does Romans 3:31 refer to the Law or the law?
In Gal. 3:10 Is Paul trying to teach following the laws is putting a curse on you?
Why did God tell Ezekiel that he gave Israel laws that were not good?
Purpose of the Parables: Mark 4:10-12 and Matthew 13:10-16
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"?

Ezek 20:25-26:
Is Ezekiel 20:26 intimating that God actually commanded child sacrifice?

Ezek 20:26:
Why did God tell Ezekiel that he gave Israel laws that were not good?
Is Ezekiel 20:26 intimating that God actually commanded child sacrifice?
Is Ezekiel 20:26 intimating that God actually commanded child sacrifice?

Ezek 20:30:
Why does Ezekiel refer to Jerusalem as "south"?

Ezek 20:32:
What do the stones represent in Isaiah 5:2?

Ezek 20:33-44:
Why does Luke 11:20 read "The Finger of God" instead of "Spirit of God"?
Who are the Sheep and the Goats in Matthew 25?

Ezek 20:33-38:
In Ezekiel 20:38 what does He mean by 'bring them out' and yet they 'shall not enter'?

Ezek 20:33-44:
In Zechariah 10:4, does 'noges' have negative connotations?
Why does "The Judgment" before God appear to be missing in 1 Thessalonians 4:17 (cf. 2 Cor. 5:10)?

Ezek 20:33:
The Humanization of G'd, how does it happen, is He a Person?

Ezek 20:33-44:
What does "righteous judgement" mean in Romans 2:5?
(Romans 2:16) why does Paul tie judgment with the good news?
What is the 'judgement' mentioned in Heb 9:27?

Ezek 20:34:
What are A-words and B-words?

Ezek 20:35:
Who are the Sheep and the Goats in Matthew 25?
In 1 Corinthians 11:29, what is meant by διακρίνων?

Ezek 20:36:
Who are the Sheep and the Goats in Matthew 25?

Ezek 20:37:
Why does Luke 11:20 read "The Finger of God" instead of "Spirit of God"?
Who are the Sheep and the Goats in Matthew 25?

Ezek 20:38:
In Ezekiel 20:38 what does He mean by 'bring them out' and yet they 'shall not enter'?
"Thou shalt deny me thrice" - Prophecy or Command?
In Ezekiel 20:38 what does He mean by 'bring them out' and yet they 'shall not enter'?

Ezek 20:39:
Was worship expected of Adam?
Is Ezekiel 20:26 intimating that God actually commanded child sacrifice?
What is the meaning of ואַחַר in Ezekiel 20:39?

Ezek 20:40:
Can "avenge" be substituted for "require" in Genesis 9:5?
In Matthew 24:32-35, when Jesus tells the parable of the fig tree, is he referencing Habakkuk 3:17?
What does the "Blood" & "Sea" & the "Great Mountain" mean?
Does Isaiah 11:6-9 speak of the harmony we hope to see in Heaven? If yes, then will animals be found there?
Is there intended a relationship between Job 40:19, Proverbs 8:22 and Revelation 3:14?

Ezek 20:41:
How can we trust the Gospels if nobody was there to witness?

Ezek 20:42:
Why does Ezekiel refer to Jerusalem as "south"?

Ezek 20:44:
In Jeremiah 7:30 what does it mean that his "house" is "called by my name"?

Ezek 20:45:
Duplicate bible verses - Does it also duplicate in the original text?
Why does Ezekiel refer to Jerusalem as "south"?

Ezek 20:46:
Why were they always meeting their future wives at the well?

Ezek 20:46-48:
Rev 9:4: Do not hurt the non-existing grass?

Ezek 20:46:
Why does Ezekiel refer to Jerusalem as "south"?

Ezek 20:46-48:
What does the image of burning up the chaff in Matthew 3:12 convey?

Ezek 20:47:
What is the meaning of Luke 23:31?
What does "taste death" in Hebrews 2:9 mean?
Symbolism of green wood, and the dry
Why are the righteous cut off together with the wicked in Ezekiel 21:3?

Ezek 20:47-48:
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?
What does the image of burning up the chaff in Matthew 3:12 convey?

Ezek 20:47:
Exegesis of Matthew 13:30; 40-42

See also Ezek