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 Job 16

Job 16:1:
Duplicate bible verses - Does it also duplicate in the original text?

Job 16:1-3:
Was Job being impatient in Job 21:4?

Job 16:3:
What is the meaning of the kidneys when written in paleo Hebrew?
Job 32:8 & the nature of “spirit”

Job 16:4:
What is the difference between a soul blessing and a person blessing?
In Psalm 2:12 why is the Aramaic word for "son" בַר ("bar") used?

Job 16:8:
Job 16:8 - translation

Job 16:9:
Exegesis of Matthew 13:30; 40-42

Job 16:12:
Is the Mark of the Beast Actually Voluntary?

Job 16:12-13:
Did David and Saul have different afterlife theologies?

Job 16:13:
Proverbs 26:10 - Are modern translations right to involve an 'archer'?
What is the meaning of the kidneys when written in paleo Hebrew?

Job 16:15:
Was Isaiah completely naked for three years or just wearing undergarments?
Why is עֲרוּמִּ֔ים (Gen 2:25) translated "naked," and in the very next verse its singular form, עָר֔וּם (Gen 3:1), is translated "crafty/shrewd?"
How does the symbol of dust modify the poor in 2 Samuel 2:8?
Was it customary for the Ninevites to fast?
What is the meaning of "horn of my salvation"?

Job 16:17:
What is the best understanding of חָמָס in Isaiah 53:9?

Job 16:19:
Is the son of man in Job 16:21 an allusion to Jesus?

Job 16:20:
Should translations pay more attention to the antithetical parallelism of Prov. 3:34?

Job 16:21:
Why is the Priest Ezekiel Called "Son of Man"?
Is the son of man in Job 16:21 an allusion to Jesus?
Proverbs 3:12 “discipline/corrects” or “convict” more accurate?
Is the son of man in Job 16:21 an allusion to Jesus?

Job 16:22:
Did Job believe in an afterlife where wrongs could be righted?

See also Job