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 49

Ps 49:2:
Do Daniel 10:16 and 10:18 indicate that Daniel believed in the existence of non-human beings with human-like appearance?
God made them in what sense? Proverbs 22:2

Ps 49:3:
What is meant by meditation in Psalm 48:9 and Psalm 104:34?
Could someone please give an elaborate explanation as to how Wisdom, knowledge & understanding are different and/or overlap in Proverbs 24:3-5?

Ps 49:4:
Does sensus plenior exist in the New Testament?
Why is the lesson of the fig tree a "parable"?
Could someone please give an elaborate explanation as to how Wisdom, knowledge & understanding are different and/or overlap in Proverbs 24:3-5?

Ps 49:5-9:
Psalm 49:7(NASB) translation seems to say "No human being" can redeem his brother but Psalm 49:7(KJV) refers to those with earthly riches

Ps 49:5:
Why is the punishment to Babylon presented as a "parable"?

Ps 49:6:
Who is the man in Daniel's vision in Daniel 10?

Ps 49:7:
“Surely not” vs “not surely” in Genesis 3:4

Ps 49:7-8:
In what sense does Paul use the word sanctify in 1 Corinthians 7:14?

Ps 49:7:
Psalm 49:7(NASB) translation seems to say "No human being" can redeem his brother but Psalm 49:7(KJV) refers to those with earthly riches

Ps 49:7-8:
Psalm 49:7(NASB) translation seems to say "No human being" can redeem his brother but Psalm 49:7(KJV) refers to those with earthly riches
In Romans 8:3, what is the extent of the likeness in "in the likeness of sinful flesh"?

Ps 49:7:
Psalm 49:7(NASB) translation seems to say "No human being" can redeem his brother but Psalm 49:7(KJV) refers to those with earthly riches

Ps 49:8:
“Surely not” vs “not surely” in Genesis 3:4
Psalm 49:7(NASB) translation seems to say "No human being" can redeem his brother but Psalm 49:7(KJV) refers to those with earthly riches

Ps 49:9:
Psalms superscripts: completion or choirmaster?
What is "the everlasting covenant" of Isaiah 24:5?
Psalms 16:10 - Pit or Corruption?

Ps 49:10:
Which translation of Isaiah 38:17-18 is more accurate, and what does this tell us about Isaiah's view of Sheol, death and the afterlife?

Ps 49:11:
2 Samuel 13:3 why Jonadab is described as "אישׁ חכם מאד׃"?

Ps 49:13:
Can the Hebrew word בְּהֵמָה refer to both wild and domestic animals at the same time?

Ps 49:14:
Give vs give back to Caesar/God

Ps 49:14-17:
What does Ecclesiastes 12:7 exactly mean by "the spirit returns to God"?

Ps 49:14:
Who is Revelation's Death?

Ps 49:15:
Where does the name "Beelzeboul" come from?
John 6:37 - What is meant by "Father gives me"?
Psalm 49:7(NASB) translation seems to say "No human being" can redeem his brother but Psalm 49:7(KJV) refers to those with earthly riches
Does Psalm 73:24 allude to eternal life?
What is the source of Paul's teachings on a bodily resurrection in 1 Corinthians 15?
Is there a justification for a "prophetic waw consecutive imperfect" as suggested somewhat, by Net bible in Isaiah 9:6 as not "and he was called"?
How should we interpret Ecclesiastes 9:5 in the case of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob?
Do the phrases “as her soul was in departing, (for she died)” (Genesis 35:18) provide any significant support for doctrine of the immaterial soul?
Did David and Saul have different afterlife theologies?
Is the resurrection taught in the Old Testament?

Ps 49:16:
In Hebrews 9:16 does the author understand the covenant (διαθήκη) to be a "last will and testament"?

Ps 49:17:
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?

Ps 49:18:
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?

Ps 49:20:
The Two witnesses and the Two Horns of The Beast

Ps 49:21:
Can the Hebrew word בְּהֵמָה refer to both wild and domestic animals at the same time?

See also Ps