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 Ps 121

Ps 121:1-2:
Is El-Shaddai "Sky God" where Sky==Breasts?

Ps 121:1:
In Ezekiel 18:24 what kind of death does Ezekiel identify for the righteous who turn from righteousness? Is it spiritual, physical, or something else?

Ps 121:1-2:
Why "from whence" and not simply "whence"?

Ps 121:1:
Why "from whence" and not simply "whence"?

Ps 121:1-2:
Why does the Psalmist "lift up [his] eyes to the mountains"?

Ps 121:1:
Why does the Psalmist "lift up [his] eyes to the mountains"?
Is Psalm 121:1 a question or an assertion?
Is Psalm 121:1 a question or an assertion?

Ps 121:2:
Is the word for 'helper' used to describe Eve in Genesis 2, also used for God helping Israel?
Philippians 2:10, is "under earth" a metaphor?
What are the jot and tittle in Matthew 5:18?

Ps 121:3-4:
How can Jesus say "My Father is working until now" in John 5:16,17 if God rested on the 7th day?

Ps 121:3:
Why did the Angel ask Joshua to remove the sandal from his foot and not his feet? (Joshua 5:15)

Ps 121:3-4:
Did the psalmist taunt God in Psalm 44:23?

Ps 121:4:
How does Luke 11:5-13 fit as corollaries to the Lord's teachings on prayer [Luke 11:1-4]?
Did the psalmist taunt God in Psalm 44:23?
In Mark 4:38, what does it mean to "care"?

Ps 121:5-8:
In Revelation 7:15 what does it mean that ὁ καθήμενος ἐπὶ τοῦ θρόνου σκηνώσει ἐπ’ αὐτούς?

Ps 121:6:
What is the literary term used to describe the common Hebrew idiom in which the extremes are given to represent the whole?

Ps 121:8:
What is the significance of "coming in and going out" in John 10:9?
What is "the everlasting covenant" of Isaiah 24:5?

Ps 121:9:
In Acts 15:17 what specifically does it entail to "seek the Lord"?

See also Ps