Chp. 25 verses 32 - 38: begins with the laws of the houses and land owned by a levite as ancestral property. Continues with the mitzvah to give charity and not to charge interest.

Chp. 25 verses 5 - 12: Conclusion of the laws of Shemittah. Begins with the laws of the Yovel, the Jubilee year.

Chp.25 verses 39 - 55 Chp, 26 verses 1 & 2: Begins with helping your brother. Continues with your brother selling himself to you as a slave, and your responsibilities. The laws of a Jew who sells himself to a resident Gentile. The portion finishes with the command to keep the Shabbos and revere the Temple.

Chp. 25 verses 22 - 31: finishes the topic of Yovel with regards to a field and continues with the sale of a house in both a walled and unwalled cily.

Chp. 23 verses 16 - 22: Continuation of the Omer sacrifice and the the two breads,"she nay lechem" and the sacrifices that were brought to the Temple on Shavuoth.

Chp. 19 verses 18 - 22: Continuing with "loving your neighbor as yourself." The prohibition of forbidden mixtures; animals, seeds, shatnez (wool and linen), and forbidden sexual relations with gentile maidservant. He brings a ram as a guilt offering to the Temple and his sin is forgiven.

Chp. 20 verses 8 - 27: Continues with the punishments for the prohibited acts mentioned in the portion of Acharei Mos.

Chp. 19 verses 23 - 27: Forbidden activities; not to eat the produce of your trees for the first three years and in the fourth year it is brought up to Jerusalem to be eaten. The fifth year will come with special blessings because of your actions. Not to eat from an animal that was brought as a sacrifice until the priest sprinkles the blood on the alter. Also not to eat the flesh of a non holy animal before its life has departed. Not to cut the corners of your head nor your beard.

Chp. 19 verses 4 - 8: Not to serve or make idols. That one should have the proper thoughts when bringing a sacrifice to Hashem. The peace offering, that is eaten for two days and one night, anything left over must be burnt on the third day. Anyone who eats from a sacrifice beyond its designated time, his soul will be cut off from his people.

Chp. 19 verses 9 - 14: Leaving produce from your field and vineyard for the poor. Not to steal, deal falsely, or lie. Not to swear falsely or profane G-d's name. Not to oppress your neighbor or withhold a workers wages. Not to curse a deaf person and not to place a stumbling block before a blind man, you should fear the L-rd your G-d.