Chp. 12 verses 18 - 23: A continuation of the eating and slaughtering meat for personal consumption.

Chp. 12 verses 25 - 31: Continues with the prohibition of eating blood and a warning to only bring sacrificial offerings in the place which God would choose. Also not to follow the ways of the nations that were being exiled from the land, and to not serve their idols.

Chp. 13 verses 1 - 6: Moshe warns the people not follow a false prophet or a dreamer. The Baal HaTurim sees an allusion to Jesus in the wording of our section. These people are seen as a test of ones belief in God.

Chp. 13 verses 7 - 19: Deals with the laws about a person who incites others to serve idols and his punishment. It then goes on to discuss a city where the majority of the inhabitants serve idols, and their punishment.

Chp. 14 verses 1 - 8: This chapter begins with the laws of mourning and the prohibition of cutting you flesh or your head as a sign of grief. Continues with the laws of kosher animals and those that are not kosher and what determines if they are kosher or not.

Chp. 12 verses 8 - 17: Moshe tells the people that they would be allowed to bring their peace sacrifices on private alters only until the land would be divided and God would chose a place for his Sanctuary. They private alters would be forbidden.

Chp. 14 verses 9 - 22: Begins with the laws of kosher fish. Continues with kosher birds and a description of non kosher birds. States prohibition of eating any animal that is not ritually slaughtered. We begin the laws of tithing.

Chp. 11 verses 13 & 14: A lecture on the beginning of the 2nd chapter of the Shema Yisrael.

Chp. 11 verses 22 - 25: God promises the nation victory as long as they follow in His ways and cling to Him.

Chp. 10 verses 10 - 22; Moshe instructs the people about following tin the ways of God. Chp. 11 verses 1 - 12: A command to love and serve God. Moshe tells them that were eye witnesses to all the miracles that God performed for them. He reviews historical events such as Dasan and Avirom who were swallowed up by the earth. He also tells them of the benefits of living in the land of Israel that is watered by God, rather than by carrying buckets.