Chp. 21 verse 26 - Chp. 22 verse 8: Laws of injuring a gentile slave. The laws of a goring ox. The laws of an open pit. Laws of one who steals an ox or sheep and sells or kills it. Chp. 22, laws of the burglar. Laws of destruction of property and arson. Laws of the unpaid watchman.

Chp. 22 verses 8-28: Continues with laws of unpaid watchman. Laws of paid watchman and borrower. Laws of a seducer, sorcerer, and bestiality. Laws of the stranger, widow, and orphans. Laws of interest and taking of a pledge. Cursing a judge or a ruler, and the laws of first fruits, and other holy gifts.

Chp. 22 verse 28 - Chp. 23 verse 26: Continues with first born gift of a sheep or ox, and the commandment to be holy, and to not eat trief. Chp. 23, the laws of false testimony, and returning a lost animal. Not to pervert justice nor take a bribe. Warning about oppressing the stranger. The laws of Shemittah, Shabbos, and the three festivals. The prohibition of milk and meat. A prophecy of the future when the angel of Hashem will lead them into the land, and a warning not to serve their gods, only Hashem and He will bless you.

Chp. 23 verse 26 - chp. 24: Hashem promises to be with them when they conquer the land, and a warning not to serve their gods. Chp. 24, deals with the preparations by Moshe before he goes up the mountain to receive the ten commandments.

Chp. 18 verses 1 - 13: Yisro, Moshe's father in law comes out to the wilderness with Moshe's wife and two children. Moshe tells Yisro about all the miracles that Hashem has performed for the people. He brings sacrifices to G-d and Moshe sits and judges the people.

Chp. 18 verse 13 - chp. 19 verse 3: Yisro gives Moshe advice about appointing judges to help him better serve the people. Yisro returns to his home. Chp, 19, in the third month the nation came to the wilderness of Sinai. Moshe goes up the mountain where G-d gives him a message to tell the people.

Chp. 19 verse 4 - chp. 20 verse 11: G-d tells Moshe what to tell the people, and they answer "all that G-d has spoken we will do." Moshe tells them to purify themselves, separate from their wives for three days, and to not touch the mountain, neither man nor beast. On the third day G-d comes down to the mt. and calls out to Moshe who ascends the mt. G-d once again tells him to warn the people not to touch the mt. and he goes down. Chp. 20 begins the introduction to the ten commandments.

Chp. 20 verses 1 - 11: description of the first four commandments.

Chp. 20 verses 21-23: Sedra concludes with the earthen alter, sacrifices, stone alter, and the ramp.

Chp. 20 verses 11 - 21: Continues with the last six commandments. The people are terrified so they ask Moshe to be their intermediary with G-d, so he goes up the mt. in a thick cloud. Hashem commands Moshe to tell the people not make idols and to make an alter for bringing sacrifices to Him.