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 Judg 20

Judg 20:1:
Why does mizpah signify an emotional bond?
What does "in one body " mean in Colossians 3:15?
Is the Dan in Genesis 14:14 same as the one in Judges 18:29?
Why did the Israelites lose the battles to the Benjamites after receiving the green light from God?

Judg 20:2:
What does "the assembly of the LORD" refer to?
According to Matthew 16:18, what is the relationship between the NT church and OT church?
How to translate "elohim" in 1 Samuel 28:13: “I see a god coming up out of the earth”?
In Matthew 16:18, how should "ekklesia" be translated and understood?

Judg 20:3:
What does "in one body " mean in Colossians 3:15?
Who were the "sons of God" (bene elohim) in Genesis 6:2?

Judg 20:4:
Is "kill" a valid translation for Exodus 20:13 (Thou shalt not kill)?

Judg 20:4-5:
Is the following analysis of Judges 19 & 20 Levite's intentions, character, behaviour & actions correct?

Judg 20:4:
The meaning of Hosea 10.9: "the days of Gibeah"

Judg 20:5:
Judges 16:19 did Delilah torment Samson?
What is meant by meditation in Psalm 48:9 and Psalm 104:34?

Judg 20:16:
Tribe of Benjamin Elite Corps of Slingers
How should we understand "he cannot sin" in 1 John 3:9?
Ehud, a Left-Handed Man
What is the significance of the 700 left handed men?
Is "a thousand generations" declaration from God that Earthly World will last for at least 30000 years?
Does Romans 5:12 say that we inherit the sin of Adam and Eve?
Why does Jacob say that Benjamin “shall ravin as a wolf” and “divide the spoil” (Genesis 49:27)?

Judg 20:18:
The God of Bethel?
What were the “Urim and Thummim” (KJV)?
Why did the Israelites lose the battles to the Benjamites after receiving the green light from God?
Is the following analysis of Judges 19 & 20 Levite's intentions, character, behaviour & actions correct?

Judg 20:19-22:
How to explain the Lord permitted the days of Gibeah to happen, and later called it sinned?

Judg 20:20:
What does "Put the wood in order" mean in 1 Kings 18:33?

Judg 20:21:
Why did the Israelites lose the battles to the Benjamites after receiving the green light from God?
Is the following analysis of Judges 19 & 20 Levite's intentions, character, behaviour & actions correct?

Judg 20:22:
What does "Put the wood in order" mean in 1 Kings 18:33?

Judg 20:23:
Is the following analysis of Judges 19 & 20 Levite's intentions, character, behaviour & actions correct?
In Acts 20:7, why is the phrase τῇ μιᾷ τῶν σαββάτων translated “the first day of the week” when it could mean “the first Sabbath”?
Who is "your brother" in Deuteronomy 22:1-3?

Judg 20:24-25:
Why did God allow the children of Israel to be defeated the first two times by Benjamin in Judges 20?

Judg 20:25:
Why did the Israelites lose the battles to the Benjamites after receiving the green light from God?

Judg 20:26:
Why did the Israelites lose the battles to the Benjamites after receiving the green light from God?
How many meals a days did the Israelites eat in the wilderness?

Judg 20:27:
How to translate "elohim" in 1 Samuel 28:13: “I see a god coming up out of the earth”?
Same term used for Noah's ark and Moses's basket

Judg 20:28-48:
Is the following analysis of Judges 19 & 20 Levite's intentions, character, behaviour & actions correct?

Judg 20:30:
What does "Put the wood in order" mean in 1 Kings 18:33?
Why did God allow the children of Israel to be defeated the first two times by Benjamin in Judges 20?

Judg 20:34:
The meaning of Hosea 10.9: "the days of Gibeah"

Judg 20:40:
What does הרקיע mean in Genesis 1?

Judg 20:46:
Is there an English equivalent for Nephilim of Genesis 6:4?

Judg 20:46-48:
The meaning of Hosea 10.9: "the days of Gibeah"

Judg 20:47:
Ehud, a Left-Handed Man

Judg 20:48:
What's the right translation in Exodus 9:23-24: fire or lightning?

See also Judg