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 Isa 60

Isa 60:1-2:
What scripture is Paul referring to in Ephesians 5:14?

Isa 60:1:
In Isaiah 60:16 why did Isaiah speak of kings as a mother?
In Rev 2:28 What does it mean to be given the bright morning star?

Isa 60:1-3:
What is the meaning of Isaiah 45:7?

Isa 60:1-2:
In Zechariah 1:21 what do the four horns of the Gentiles represent?

Isa 60:1:
What was this "light of all mankind"?
In Ezekiel 10:4, Why does Ezekiel see a Cloud not a man as the כְּבֽוֹד יְהֹוָה֙ Glory of YHVH - when Hebrews 1:3 definition of God's Glory is Jesus?

Isa 60:2:
The LORD dwells in a dark cloud or thick cloud in 1 Kings 8:12?

Isa 60:3:
In Rev 2:28 What does it mean to be given the bright morning star?
Why does "The Judgment" before God appear to be missing in 1 Thessalonians 4:17 (cf. 2 Cor. 5:10)?
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?

Isa 60:5:
In Isaiah 60:5 what turns to Israel from the sea?
What does it mean that God gave Saul "another heart" in 1 Samuel 10:9?
In Isaiah 60:5 what turns to Israel from the sea?

Isa 60:6:
Is "Gospel", or "Good News of Military Victory" what "Evangelion" means in Greek?
Why was, "for they were Ishmaelites" considered an explanation for why the Midianites had golden earrings in Judges 8:24?
Wise Men from the East...but not Sheba and Tarshish?
Did the Wise Men see the Star of Bethlehem at the east?

Isa 60:7:
Could foreign peoples (non Israelite) serve as priests in the temple?
Was Ezra 7:27 intended to indicate fulfillment of a prophecy from Isaiah 60:7?
What is the meaning of glorifying in Isaiah 55:5?
Was Ezra 7:27 intended to indicate fulfillment of a prophecy from Isaiah 60:7?

Isa 60:9-11:
John 19:30 - What did Jesus say "was finished"?

Isa 60:9:
Psalms, difference between the Lord and his name?

Isa 60:10:
Why does a segolate noun in Psalm 38:1[2] retain its segol with pronominal suffix?

Isa 60:11:
Daniel 12:11 (NASB)...What is implied by the word "ta-med". Can we rightfully add the word "sacrifice" to the word "regular"

Isa 60:13:
In Ezekiel 10:4, Why does Ezekiel see a Cloud not a man as the כְּבֽוֹד יְהֹוָה֙ Glory of YHVH - when Hebrews 1:3 definition of God's Glory is Jesus?

Isa 60:14:
How is Jerusalem called after the name of God?
Matthew 1:20 - word order and translation
Judges 16:19 did Delilah torment Samson?
Will the Ancient City of Babylon be Rebuilt?

Isa 60:15:
What is "the everlasting covenant" of Isaiah 24:5?

Isa 60:16:
In Isaiah 60:16 why did Isaiah speak of kings as a mother?
What is the imagery of "you shall nurse at the breast of kings"?

Isa 60:16-17:
What is the imagery of "you shall nurse at the breast of kings"?

Isa 60:16:
Who anointed Jesus (and with what): the Spirit of the Lord or the Lord? Luke 4:18
If the covenant of Christ only permits men to call God "Father" (Galatians 4:5, Ephesians 1:5) - How can Isaiah call YHVH "Father" under Mosaic Law?
In Isaiah 60:16 why did Isaiah speak of kings as a mother?

Isa 60:17:
The use of "Justified" in Genesis and by Paul
Is the term שָׁלֹום (peace) in Isaiah 53:5 usually misunderstood?

Isa 60:18:
What Was the Sin of Nineveh? (Jonah 1:2)
Did the pagan nations have free will in Joshua 11 before being annihilated?

Isa 60:19:
Are the two creation accounts in Genesis 1 and 2 likely to be from different sources? If so what sources?
In Isaiah 60:16 why did Isaiah speak of kings as a mother?
Did Jesus make a parallel to the Shema (Deut. 6:4-6) in John 14:6-11?

Isa 60:20:
What are A-words and B-words?

Isa 60:21:
Does the past tense in the suffering servant song (Isaiah 53) refer to Jesus?
What is "the everlasting covenant" of Isaiah 24:5?

Isa 60:22:
Ecclesiastes 3:1 and the Hebrew for "seasons" and "time"

See also Isa