Chp. 12 verse 1 - Chp. 13 verse 3: introduction, the laws of childbirth, circumcision, defilement, purity, and the sacrifices brought after giving birth. Chp. 13, begins the laws of leprosy, and the part the priest plays in the designation and purification of the plague.

Chp. 13 verses 3 - 59: Continues with the laws of the leper. The part the priest plays in proclaiming the person clean or unclean, and placing him in isolation. The different types of leprosy and the places on the body that it may appear. Leprosy found on clothing, and its laws.

Chp. 2 verses 1 - 15: We are introduced to Amram and Yochevet. Moshe is born and she hides him for three months. Moshe is put in the Nile and found by the daughter of Pharaoh. She adopts him and names him Moshe. He kills the Eygptian, and Pharaoh tries to execute him, but he flees.

Chp. 1 verse 1 - Chp. 2 verse 1: The book begins with the names of the sons of Yaakov who came down to Egypt. The B'nai Yisrael multiplied miraculously. The Egyptians embittered their lives. Pharaoh tries to get the Jewish midwives to kill the male babies but they refuse. So then he has all male Jewish babies thrown into the Nile, but he allows the females to live.

Chp. 2 verse 16 - chp. 3 verse 10: Moshe goes to Midian and there by the well he mets Yisro's daughters. He marries Zipporah and she bears him a son. The king of Egypt dies, the Jews cry out, and Hashem remembers them. Chp. three begins with Moshe tending the sheep of Yisro in the wilderness. Hashem appears to him in the burning bush. Hashem tells Moshe that He is ready to free His people from bondage and to bring them to the land of Canaan, and that Moshe would be His messenger.

Chp. 4 verse 2 - chp. 5 verse 22: Hashem gives Moshe signs to show the people. Moshe refuses and G-d gets angry. Hashem tells him that Aaron will be his spokesman. He returns to Midian. He leaves with his family and Zipporah circumcises their newborn son to save his life. Aaron goes out to meet Moshe and they return to Egypt and tell the people what they were commanded to say and are believed. Chp. five, they go to Pharaoh but he refuses to release the people. He increases the burden on the people by making them gather their own straw.

Chp. 5 verse 23 - Chp. 6 verse 1: Moshe complains to Hashem that things only got worse not better when he went to Pharaoh. Chp. 6, Hashem assures Moshe that now he would witness what He will do to Pharaoh and that he will drive them out of his land.

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. 8 verses 1 - 36 chp. 9 verses 1 - 7: Hashem commands Moshe to bring Aaron, his sons, their garments, and all the sacrifices to the door of the Mishkan. He washes them. He then dresses Aaron in the garments of the high priest and anoints him, the Mishkan, the alter, and all its vessels with oil. Next he dresses Aaron's sons. He brings the sacrifices, performing all the rituals connected to them and to Aaron and his sons. They then spend the next seven days and nights in the Mishkan. Chp. 9 begins with an introduction of Shemini and the eighth day of the dedication of the Mishkan, and the sacrifices that Aaron was commanded to bring.

Chp. 6 verse 19 - chp 7 verse 38: Chp. concludes with details of the sin offering. Chp.7 begins with the laws of the guilt offering and the gifts of the hide and the leftover of the meal offering that was given to the officiating priest and or his brothers. Next the laws of the various peace offerings and their time constraints. The prohibition of fats and blood. Chp. concludes with the rituals of the peace offering, and meal offering and the portion given the the priests.