Chp. 3 verse 11 - Chp. 4 verse 1: Moshe tells G-d to send someone else. Hashem answers his concerns and assures him that He will be with him and he will be successful. Chp. four, begins with Moshe still not certain that the people will believe that G-d appeared to him.

Chp. 48 verse 7 until end of chp: Yaakov blesses his two grandsons. There is some confusion about the order. Gives them the blessing that is still used today to bless our sons. Yaakov gives Yosef Schechem as an inheritance over and above that which the other brothers' would inherit.

Chp. 50 verse 20 until the end of sedra: Yosef assures the brothers that just like they were not able to inflict any true harm on him so too he would not be able to inflict any harm on them. Yosef lived to see three generations and was the first of the brothers to die at the age of 110. He was embalmed and they put him in a coffin in Egypt. End of the Book of Bereishit.

Chp. 49 verses 15 - 26: Continues with the blessings of Yisaachor, Dan, Gad, Ashur, Naftali, and Yosef.

Chp. 47 verse 28 - chp. 48 verse 7: Yaakov lives in Egypt for seventeen years. When he is close to death he calls Yosef, and asks him to swear that he will bury him in the land of Canaan, and Yosef swears. Chp. 48, Yosef is told that his father is on his deathbed and so he takes his two sons with him to receive their last blessing from Yaakov.

Chp. 49 verses 1 - 15: Yaakov gathers his sons around his deathbed before he dies. He tries to tell them when the Messiah will come but the "Schechinah" (Divinity of G-d) leaves him. He begins to Bless his sons starting with the eldest Ruevain, then Shimon and Levi. Next Yehudah, Zevulun and Yisaaachor.

Chp. 49 verse 27 - Chp. 50 verse 20: Concludes with the blessings to Binyamin and the command to bury him in the Machpelah, and then he dies. Chp. 50, deals with the embalming of Yaakov's body and Yosef and his brothers taking their father to Canaan with a military escort. All the kings come out to show their respect and he is buried. They return to Egypt, the brothers perceive a change in Yosefs' attitude towards them, but he denies it and assures them that he will continue to support them and their families.

Chp. 45 verse 16 - chp. 46 verse 8: Pharaoh and the people are pleased that Yosefs brothers have come to Eygpt. Pharaoh sends wagons to transport the family and their possessions. Chp. 46, Yaakov stops in Beer Sheva were he offers sacrifices to Hashem. Hashem promises to make him a great nation in Egypt. He tells that He will go down to Egypt with him and that He will also bring Yaakov back, and that Yosef will be the one to close his eyes when he dies. Yaakov leaves Canaan with all of his family.

Chp. 44 verse 18 - chp. 45 verse 16: Yehudah approaches the viceroy with an impassioned plea to save Binyamin from servitude in Egypt. In chp.45 Yosef can no longer restrain himself from revealing himself to his brothers. He tells them to tell his father that he is alive and a ruler in Eygpt and that he should bring all the family and their possessions to Egypt. He cries on the shoulder of Binyamin and all the his brothers.

Chp. 47 verses 6 - 27: Pharaoh offers the family the land of Goshen. Yosef introduces him to Yaakov and he blesses him. Yosef supports his family during the famine. The people sell themselves and their land to Pharaoh so that they don't die. Israel lived in the land of Goshen and they were fruitful and multiplied greatly.