This chapter explains how that after Israel rebels, the nations of the world will view Israel as a parable of warning they tell their children. That these evils came upon her because she spurned the commands of the Lord her God.

In this chapter God through Moses explains to Israel the blessings of serving him and the consequences of the curses associated with disobedience to God's law.

This chapter proclaims that there are curses for specific types of disobedience. But in a future chapter the curses are described.

In this chapter God not only commanded Israel to give him a thank offering for their inheritance, but he gave them the word declarations they were to use to proclaim it.

In this chapter God makes provision for the kinsman redeemer. When a man's brother dies he is required to raise up seed for Israel. And if he refuses, he is disgraced before Israel.

In this chapter God articulates his laws of mercy for the poor among Israel and the strangers.

Because Israel's brothers: the Ammanite and Moabite tried to curse Israel, they are forever banned from the assembly of the Lord. And because God walks in the midst of the camp of Israel, they are to cover their nuisance after relieving themselves in the city. And God refuses tithe offerings made with money from ill-gotten gains

This chapter describes how to handle situations that involve property, adultery, rape and false accusations among the children of Israel.

This chapter covers several war related conditions:
Atonement for the unknown slayer
The law for the captive bride
The inheritance for the first-born son of the hated wife
The law for death to disobedient sons
And cursed is everyone who is hanged on a tree

In this chapter God opens with the pep talks his priests are to give his people, then he thins the ranks with the message from the scribes to the people. And finally, he gives instructions for purging seven nations, but plundering and making prisoners from all others.