Chp. 19 verses 28 -32: The command not to cut your flesh or make marks or imprints on your body because of your grief for the dead. Not to give your single daughters over for prostitution. One should guard the Shabbos and show proper respect for the Temple. Not to consult with medians. To rise for an elder, honor a sage, and fear your G-d.

Chp. 19 verses 33 -37 Chp. 20 verses 1 -7: The obligation to treat a convert properly. Honest weights and measures. Chp. 20, this chapter informs us of the punishments for the sins that were mentioned in previous portion of Acharei Mos. The prohibition of giving one's children to Molech, those that turn to mediums and oracles, and their punishments.

Chp. 19 verses 15 - 18: To not pervert justice. To not be a talebearer nor to stand by while your friends life is in jeopardy. Not to hate your brother in your heart. The obligation to rebuke someone properly. Not to take vengeance nor to bear a grudge. To love your neighbor as yourself.

Chp. 19 verses 1 - 3: Introduction, Moshe speaks to all of the nation and tells them to be holy because the L-rd G-d is holy. The commandments to fear your mother and father and to keep the Sabbath.

Chp. 16 verse 34 Chp. 17 verses 1 - 12: The conclusion of the service of the high priest on Yom Kippur. It was done once a year according to all that G-d commanded Moshe. Chp. 17 begins with the laws of not slaughtering an animal in or outside the camp. The only place that an animal could be slaughtered was in the Tabernacle. The penalty for transgressing this commandment was excision. It continues with the prohibition of eating the blood of an animal and the punishment.

Chp. 18 verses 4 & 5: Continuing with the sexual laws. The necessity to do and keep Hashem''s commandments and to walk in them because they are the will of the Lord God. We are commanded to observe them so that we can attain true life.

Chp. 16 verses 3 - 7: Continues with the Yom Kippur service. The sacrifices that the high priest brought for himself and his family. Then the clothing that he wore while officiating. The sacrifices that were brought for the nation, to include the two goats.

Chp. 16 verses 8 - 17: Continues with the high priests service of Yom Kippur

Chp. 16 verses 18 - 33: Continuing with the service of the high priest on Yom Kippor.

Chp. 18 verses 6 -30: Continues with the sexual laws, relationships which are prohibited. Concludes with a warning that we should not follow the abominable customs of the nations that inhabited the land before us. So that we should not defile ourselves or the land that Hashem has given us.