Chp. 16 verses 1 & 2: Introduction, a discussion about " after the death of the two sons of Aaron." Hashem tells Moshe to speak to Aaron his brother about not entering the Holy of Holies at any time so that he would not die.

Chp. 17 verses 13 - 16 Chp. 17 verses 1 - 3: The chapter ends with the laws of covering the blood and the prohibition of eating the blood. Also the prohibition of eating an animal that died by itself or by being torn by wild animals. Chp. 18 begins the laws of sexual relations, and and a warning to not go in the ways of the Egyptians or the Canaanites.

Chp. 14 verses 5 - 20: A continuation of condition that bring about spiritual defilement.

Chp. 14 verses 36 - 57: Continues with the laws of leprosy of the house and all that the owner and the priest must do to the house and for atonement.

Chp. 14 verses 21 - 35: Continues with the sacrifices and purification of the leper. The sacrifices are dependent on his financial situation. Next the third category, the leprosy of a house. The owner goes to the priest and says that it seems that there may be something like a plague on my house.

Chp. 14 verses 1 - 4: Introduction, Hashem tells Moshe about the laws of the purification of the leper on the day of his purification. He is brought to the edge of the camp and the priest goes out and checks to see if he had been healed from his leprosy. If found to be cured they take for him two pure birds, cedar wood, scarlet wool, and a bunch of hyssop.

Chp. 15 verses 1 - 33: Begins with the laws of male discharges and seminal discharges. Continues with the laws of menstruation and female discharges.

Chp. 12 verses 3 - 8: Continues with the deeper meanings in the ritual of circumcision. The laws of different degrees of spiritual defilement experienced by the mother who gives birth to either a male or a female child. The sacrifices that she would be obligated to bring depending on her financial status, that would allow her to obtain a state of complete purity. She would then be able to enter the temple precincts and eat from the sacrifices.

Chp. 13 verses 4 - 23: Continues with the description of the process of the priest inspecting the person with signs that may or may not be called leprosy. If there is a question the person may be sequestered for a week or two before the priests declares him pure or impure. Interestingly enough if the person is covered with signs of leprosy from head to toe he is pure!

Chp. 12 verses 1 - 3: Introduction, about a woman who gives birth to a male child, her spiritual defilement remains for seven days just as if she was a menstruant. Continues with commandment of circumcision performed on the eighth day.