Chp. 4 verses 2 - 38: Moshe warns the people to follow the commandments meticulously, and to cling to Hashem. If they do so they will be a great nation. He tells them that he will die and not lead them into the land. He warns them what the consequences will be if they do not follow the ways of Hashem. He assures them that the path to forgiveness will always be open for them.

Chp. 4 verse 39 - Chp. 6 verse 3: Moshe concludes his warnings to the people. Continues with him designating three cities of Refuge, for whoever kills someone by accident. Chp. 5, Moshe repeats the Ten Commandments, and reviews their experience at Mt. Sinai.Chp. 6, Moshe warns the people to keep the Torah so that they will be able to receive the land that flows with milk and honey.

Chp. 6 verse 4 - Chp. 7 verse 11: Begins with the first paragraph of the "Shema." Moshe then once again warns the nation to keep G-d's laws so that they could inherit the land. Continues with the question of the wise son and the answer. Chp. 7,he warned them against intermarriage, since that would lead to abandoning Hashem and His laws. He reminded them that they were a holy nation, and it was their duty to observe G-d's commandments.

Chp. 1 verses 1 - 14: Introduction, Moshe reviews the details of the travels of the nation from the going out from Egypt to the border of the Jordan, in the plains of Moav.

Chp. 1 verse 15 - Chp. 2 verse 17: Continues with Moshe recounting his appointment of judges. He recalled the incident with the spies, and Hashem's punishment for that generation,to wander in the desert for forty years. Chp. 2 begins with Moshe telling them that to travel from Mount Seir, but not to contend with the descendants of Esua. Moshe recounted other travels for them. He then said to them that all the men of that generation died as Hashem had sworn.

Chp. 25 verse 9 - Chp. 26 verse 23: Introduction, Hashem tells Moshe to induct Pinchas into the priesthood as a reward, for his act of killing Zimri and Cosbi. Hashem then tells Moshe and Elazar the priest to count the men between the ages of 20 to 60 years of age. They counted them according to their families and names. This information would be used to divide the land according to a lottery.

Chp. 26 verse 23 - Chp. 27 verse 14: Continues with Moshe and Elazar counting the men of the tribes who would inherit the land. Continues with a count of the families of the tribe of Levi but they would not inherit a portion in the land. Chp. 27 continues with the daughters of Zelophehad asking for their father's portion in the land. Moshe asks Hashem for the answer to their question. The answer is yes and then Hashem teaches him about the laws of inheritance. G-d then tells Moshe to ascend mount Abarim to see the land which He had given to the children of Israel. Afterwards he would die just as Aaron had since they had sinned at the waters of Meribath-Kadesh.

Chp. 27 verse 15 - Chp. 28 verse 11: Hashem tells Moshe to appoint Yehoshua as his successor. Chp. 28 discusses the laws of the continual burnt offerings of the morning and the afternoon. Continues with the sacrifices brought on Shabbath.

Chp. 28 verse 11 - Chp. 30 verse 1: Continues with the sacrifices brought on Rosh Chodesh. Next the laws of Pesach and its sacrifices and then Shevuos. Chp. 29 begins with the laws and the sacrifices of Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippor, Succoth, and Shimini Atzerath.

Chp. 24 verse 20 - Chp. 25 verse 9: Continues with Bilaam's prophecy of the end of days. They both go their own way. Chp. 25, The Moabite women seduce the Jewish men in Shittim, and cause them to serve and bow down to their gods. Hashem tells Moshe to have the heads of the people judge those who served the Baal Peor and and execute them, and so they did. A man brought a Midianite women before Moshe while all the people wept. Pinchas the son of Eleazar the son of Aaron the priest took his spear and killed them both in the tent. This brought an end to the plague in the camp. Twenty four thousand men died by the plague.