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 Lev 13

Lev 13:1:
Duplicate bible verses - Does it also duplicate in the original text?

Lev 13:1-2:
What is the meaning of "excellent things" in Proverbs 22:20?

Lev 13:1-46:
Why when the leprosy covers the entire body the leper is pronounced pure?

Lev 13:1-2:
Why when the leprosy covers the entire body the leper is pronounced pure?

Lev 13:1-46:
In Deuteronomy 12:23, Why does God prohibit eating of souls?

Lev 13:2:
In 2 Kings 5:10 was Elisha's command to Naaman, a non-Israelite to be immersed because of ritual impurity?
Can Adam in Genesis 2 be interpreted as referring to "humanity" rather than a specific man?
Was Jesus angry and if so why in Mark 1:41?

Lev 13:2-3:
In Luke 8, why didn't Christ instruct the woman to appear before the priest?

Lev 13:5:
Who is the second child in Ecclesiastes 4:15?

Lev 13:6:
Did Eli rebuke his sons?
What does John 12:40 mean?
Why would God create vessels of wrath prepared for destruction (Romans 9:21-22) if He has no pleasure in the death of the wicked (Ezekiel 33:11)?

Lev 13:8:
What does John 12:40 mean?
Why would God create vessels of wrath prepared for destruction (Romans 9:21-22) if He has no pleasure in the death of the wicked (Ezekiel 33:11)?

Lev 13:10:
The word meaning turn in Job 38:14

Lev 13:11:
What does John 12:40 mean?
Why would God create vessels of wrath prepared for destruction (Romans 9:21-22) if He has no pleasure in the death of the wicked (Ezekiel 33:11)?

Lev 13:12:
How should we understand Gen 31:24 in view of the context (i.e., Laban speaks to Jacob) and an apparent Hebrew language nuance?

Lev 13:12-17:
Why when the leprosy covers the entire body the leper is pronounced pure?

Lev 13:13:
What does John 12:40 mean?
Why would God create vessels of wrath prepared for destruction (Romans 9:21-22) if He has no pleasure in the death of the wicked (Ezekiel 33:11)?

Lev 13:17:
What does John 12:40 mean?
Why would God create vessels of wrath prepared for destruction (Romans 9:21-22) if He has no pleasure in the death of the wicked (Ezekiel 33:11)?

Lev 13:18-23:
Why when the leprosy covers the entire body the leper is pronounced pure?

Lev 13:20:
What does John 12:40 mean?
Why would God create vessels of wrath prepared for destruction (Romans 9:21-22) if He has no pleasure in the death of the wicked (Ezekiel 33:11)?

Lev 13:24-28:
Why when the leprosy covers the entire body the leper is pronounced pure?

Lev 13:29-34:
Does a leper have yellow hair or black hair?

Lev 13:29-37:
Why when the leprosy covers the entire body the leper is pronounced pure?

Lev 13:36:
Why were the fornicators in Leviticus 19:20 not slain?
Question with regard to dual meanings in the Hebrew words "Erev" and "Boker" in Genesis 1

Lev 13:40:
Why was Elisha bald?
How old were the youths mauled by bears?

Lev 13:44-36:
In case of an unsolved murder in Deuteronomy 21:3-4 why was the heifer taken to an unplowed or unsown valley?

Lev 13:45:
In Leviticus 13:45, does the leper call out "unclean, unclean", or is this his label?
Does the Bible prohibit wearing face masks in public?
How old were the youths mauled by bears?
In Leviticus 13:45, does the leper call out "unclean, unclean", or is this his label?

Lev 13:46:
In Genesis 4:15, why did God protect Cain?
Did Jesus become unclean in Matthew 9:25?

Lev 13:47-49:
What is referred to as leprous disease of clothing in Leviticus?

Lev 13:47-59:
In Deuteronomy 12:23, Why does God prohibit eating of souls?

Lev 13:48-59:
Who were the mixed multitude in Exodus 12:38?

Lev 13:51:
Is Leviticus 14:46 literal or allegorical?

Lev 13:54:
In Leviticus 14:4–5, who provided the two birds for purification?
Who is the second child in Ecclesiastes 4:15?

Lev 13:55:
What is Leviticus 13:55 all about?
The word meaning turn in Job 38:14
What is Leviticus 13:55 all about?

Lev 13:56:
Did Eli rebuke his sons?

Lev 13:57:
What is this expression "burn someone with fire" in Judges 15:6?
Is "for ever and ever" eternal?
Is there significance to the use of flame (φλόξ, phlox) without fire (πῦρ, pyr) in Greek scripture, specifically Luke 16:29?
What is hell? sheol/hades/prison/lake of fire/outer darkness
What exactly does it mean for a soul to be destroyed in gehenna? Matthew 10:28

Lev 13:59:
What are the oldest known records of interpretation agreeing with New Perspective on Paul?

Lev 13:93:
Who is the second child in Ecclesiastes 4:15?

See also Lev