God describes how he will correct his people if they should stray from his ordinances and laws.

God explains that he bought Israel for himself for his possession out of the land of Egypt. So they are his servants and attendants. Therefore they are to give each other release for their brethren. And they are to redeem and buy their brothers from sojourners and strangers (and then release them).

In this chapter, God explains the punishments for those who bring harm to others. It opens with a man who cursed using God's name. The penalty was death by stoning

In this chapter God names some of Israel's feasts and how they are to be observed. Including the passover, the feast of unleavened bread, the day of atonement, and the feast of trumpets and tents.

In this chapter God explains that he doesn't want Israel offering the least of their livestock as an offering to him (which would be insulting). He wants sacrifices that are whole and without blemish. Meaning he wants a real sacrifice to be made.

God explains what is acceptable and unacceptable among the priests that serve him.

This chapter explains the consequences / penalties for sexual sins.

In this chapter, God explains how his people should treat strangers and neighbors.

In this chapter God explains all of the sexual relations that are inappropriate for his people.

The Lord laws down the laws of sacrifice concerning animals killed in hunting.