Chp. 25 verses 10 - 18: Description of the Ark; its dimensions, its construction,and materials used. The poles; the materials used to construct them and the rings that would hold them. The command that they should never be removed from the Ark. The Ark cover and its dimensions and the two cherubim that would be on the cover. They should be beaten out of the same block of gold as the cover.

Chp. 25 verses 19 - 30: Continues with the cherubim, that they should be placed on either end of the ark cover and that they should face each other. Also that the cover should be placed on top of the ark with the two tablets inside. Moshe was told that Hashem would talk to him from between the cherubim. Continues with the golden table and its dimensions. It should be made out of acacia wood covered with pure gold. They should also make two poles made out of acacia wood and then cover them with gold, they would be inserted into four rings to carry the table. They were also to make dishes, pans, jars, and bowls out of pure gold. The showbreads were to be kept on the golden table at all times, even when they traveled.

Chp.25 verses 31 - 40: next came the command to make the Menorah. It had to be beaten out of one talent of gold. It consisted of a base with a shaft and six branches, seven lamps. There were twenty two cups, eleven knobs, and nine flowers that adorned the candelabra. They also made tongs and snuffdishes all made out of pure gold. this was all done according to the design that Moshe was shown on the mountain.

The Tabernacle,the curtains for the walls their material and design and where they were to be placed. The fifty loops and the clasps of gold and where they were to be placed. The forty eight boards of the Mishkan made out of acacia wood, their pegs and their silver sockets. The five bars for the boards and their gold holders. Moshe was commanded to erect it according to the fashion that he had been shown on the mountain.

Chp. 25 verses 1 & 2: Introduction, Why the term take and not give? The responsibility of the collectors of charity as well as the those who give.

Chp. 26 verses 31 - 37 Chp. 27 verses 1 - 19: The partition for the Holy of Holies, its' pillars, curtains, hooks and sockets. Chp. 27, a description of the copper alter and the vessels associated with it. Also its' dimensions and its' symbolism. The courtyard its' dimensions, pillars, curtains, silver hoops, silver hooks, and copper bases. Also stakes all made of copper.

Chp. 21 verses 1 & 2: Introduction, why the civil laws were mentioned here and now. The first law mentioned is, if one buys a Jewish slave.

Chp. 23 verses 6 - 16: Begins with not to pervert justice for the poor. To distance oneself from anything false, the law of double jeopardy. Not to take a bribe. Nor should one oppress the stranger. Six years one is to sow and gather his produce, but in the seventh year he must leave the land fallow. Anything that grows must be left for the poor and the beast of the field. One should distance himself from even mentioning the name of an idol. It then continues with the Regalim; Passover, Shavuoth, and Succoth.

Chp. 23 verses 17 - 25: Continues with laws of the three festivals. One should not cook a kid in its mother's milk. Hashem then tells them that they will sin and He will send an angel to lead them. However, they must listen to his instruction since he will not pardon any transgression. Hashem will cut off their enemies, the seven nations of the land. They are warned again not to serve idols, and to totally destroy their alters. They are told to serve Hashem their G-d and that He would bless their bread and their water, and that He would remove sickness from their midst.

Chp. 24 verses 5 -18: Moshe has the priest bring sacrifices to Hashem. He takes half the blood and sprinkles it on the alter and the other half he sprinkles on the people. He then reads to the people and they say "all that G-d has spoken we will do and we will obey." Moshe goes to the mountain accompanied by Aaron, Nadav, Avihu, and the elders. There they have a vision of the Divinity of Hashem, and they ate and they drank. Then Hashem tells Moshe to ascend the mountain to receive the tablets of stone containing the ten commandments. Yehoshua goes with Moshe to the foot of the mountain where he pitches his tent and waits for his master to return. After six days Hashem calls out to Moshe to ascend the mountain where he would stay for forty days and forty nights.