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.

Chp. 30 verse 14 - chp. 31 verse 1. Reuvain gives his mother mandrakes which Rachel wants. Leah than gives birth to two more sons and one daughter. Rachel finally gives birth to Yosef. Yaakov makes a business deal with Lavan concerning the sheep which Lavan tries to change many times, but Yaakov with the help of Hashem manages to still become exceedingly wealthy. Chp. 31 begins with Lavan's jealously about Yaakov'a new found wealth.

Chp. 32 verse 19-31: Yaakov instructs the messengers what to say to Esau when they present him with the gifts. He has a fight with Esau's angel who injures him in his thigh, but Yaakov is victorious.

Chp.34 verse 15 - Chp. 35 verse 20: The brothers devise a plan to have the Schechemites' circumcise themselves. They agree and on the 3rd day Shimon and Levi kill all the men in the city and save Dinah. Yaakov and family leave Schechem and comes to Luz and he builds an alter to Hashem. Hashem changes his name to Israel. Rachel gives birth to Binyamin and dies in childbirth.

Chp. 35 verse 20 - end of chp. 36: : Yaakov buries Rachel on the road to Beth Lechem and puts a marker on her grave. Ruevain has relations with Bilhah. Yitzhok dies at the age of 180. Chp 36 tells us about the genealogy of Esau's family.

Chp. 32 verse 31 - Chp. 34 verse 14: Yaakov and Esau meet and they kiss and weep. Yaakov introduces his family to Esau. Esau offers to travel with Yaakov but he declines the offer, they separate peacefully. Yaakov goes to Schechem where he buys a parcel of land. Chp. 34 begins the story of the rape of Dinah and the beginning of the discussion between the brothers and her rapist, Schechem.

Chp. 32 verse 9-18: Yaakov prays to Hashem for help. He then sends gifts to Esau.

Chp. 33 verse 4-9: Yaakov now on his way back to Canaan, sends messengers to his brother Esua with gifts, hoping to avoid a battle with his brother. Esau is coming to meet him with 400 men. Yaakov is afraid and distressed and he divides his family and possessions into two camps in the hope that one will survive.

Chp. 31 verses 1 - 21: Introduction, Moshe tells the people that he would not be taking them into the the land but that it would be Yehoshua. He told them not to fear since Hashem would be with them as with Og and Sichon. He spoke to Yehoshua in front of all the nation and told him to be strong and courageous. He then wrote a sefer Torah and gave it to the Kohanim and the elders. He commanded that the king read from the book of Devarim at the end of every seventh year. Everyone was to attend men, women, and children. Hashem then told Moshe that he was about to die and to bring Yehoshua to the Tent. Hashem told them the sins that the nation would commit in the future.

Chp. 31 verses 22 -30: Finishes off the prophecy of the future sins. So Moshe wrote the song of Ha'azinu on that day and taught it to the people. He commanded Yehoshua to be strong and that Hashem would be with him. He finished writing the words of the Torah. He then commanded the Levites to place the Torah next to the Ark so that it could be a witness against them, because he knew that they would rebel against Hashem. Then Moshe was told to assemble the people to teach them the passages of Ha'azinu, which would again remind them of the consequences of turning against Hashem.