Chp. 46 verse 8 - Chp. 47 verse 6: Names the people who came down to Egypt with Yaakov. Yosef goes out to greet his father. He coaches his brothers on what to say when they meet Pharaoh. Chp. 47, Pharaoh is introduces to five of the brothers. They tell him what Yosef had told them to say.

Chp. 43 verse 1-34: The famine continues and Yaakov is forced to send Binyamin to Egypt based on a guarantee from Yehudah. Yosef invites them to his house to eat and he sees his brother Binyamin. They all sit down to a meal and he gives them gifts and they drink with him.

Chp. 43 verse 34 - chp. 44 verse 17: After the meal Yosef has the sacks of the brothers filled with grain and in the sack of Binyamin he hides his silver goblet. After they leave he has his servant chase after them and accuse them of stealing his goblet. They search and find the goblet in Binyamins' sack, they all return to the viceroy who chastises them and says that he will keep Binyamin as a slave and that they can leave in peace.

Chp. 41 verse 39 - Chp. 42 verse 8: Pharaoh appoints Yosef viceroy, with complete autonomy. He gives him a new name and a new wife. She bears him two sons. There are seven years of plenty and then begin the seven years of famine, as Yosef had prophesied. Chp. 42, begins with Yaakov sending ten brothers to Egypt to buy grain. They meet the viceroy and they bow down to him, he recognizes them but does not reveal his identity to them.

Chp. 40 verse 23 - Chp. 41 verse 38: After two years, Pharaoh has two dreams that no one can interpret, and now the Butler remembers Yosef to Pharaoh. He is taken from prison interprets the dreams and gives Pharaoh advice as to how best to survive the upcoming famine.

Chp. 42 verse 8 - end of Chp.: Yosef recognizes his brothers but they do not recognize him. He accuses them of being spies. They tell him about their father and younger brother who are in Canaan. He puts Shimon in jail and sends the rest of them home with provisions. He tell them not to return unless they bring back Benyamin. They find the money in their sacks and are concerned. They tell Yaakov about all that had happened but he refuses to send Binyamin back to Egypt.

Chp. 28 verse 20 - chp. 29 verse 17. Yaakov makes a vow to tithe everything he owns if Hashem will take care of his needs. He comes to the well in Haran where he meets Rachel introduces himself and waters her sheep. He meets uncle Lavan and he goes to work for him tending his sheep. Ends with a description of Leah and Rachel.

Chp. 29 verse 17 - chp. 30 verse 13. Continues with description of Rachel and Leah and that Yaakov agrees to work for 7 years to marry Rachel. Lavan tricks him and gives him Leah instead, he complains. Lavan gives him Rachel but for another 7 years work. Hashem sees Leah's pain and gives her four sons. Chp. 30 begins with Rachel complaint to Yaakov that she has no children. She gives him Bilah as a wife and she bears him two sons. Leah then does the same with Zilpah and she also bears two more sons to Yaakov.

Chp. 32 verse 1 until end of sedra. Lavan's relationship with Yaakov begins to deteriorate. Hashem tells Yaakov to return to his land. He confers with his wives and they agree. Yaakov leaves and Lavan chases after him. Hashem appears to Lavan in a dream and tells him not speak to Yaakov "neither good nor bad." Lavan searches the camp of Yaakov for his "terafim" and doesn't find them even though Rachel had taken them. Yaakov expresses his anger at being accused of theft after he had treated Lavan so well. They make a treaty and they both go their own ways.

Chp. 28 verse 11 - chp. 28 verse 19. Yaakov spends the night at the site of the temple and he has a dream about a ladder. Hashem then blesses him and his descendants and promises to protect him. He comes to realize that the place was the gateway to heaven and he calls it Bais-el.