Chp. 6 verses 1 - 25: Chapter describes the laws of the Nazir; one who refrains from wine, cutting his hair, and contact with the dead, and all the laws connected with him. Continues with the priestly blessings.

Chp. 6 verses 26-27 - Chp. 7 verse 29: Chp. 6 concludes the priestly blessings. Chp. 7, after Moshe erects the Mishkan, the Torah describes the sacrifices and gifts brought by each of the princes on the twelve days of the consecration of the Alter.

Chp. 5 verses 9 - 16: The gift of the First Fruits that were given to the Priest, and other gifts that are given to the Priests. Continues with the ritual of the Sotah, the woman who was accused by her husband of infidelity.

Chp. 7 verses 30 - 89: Continues with the sacrifices and gifts brought by the princes at the dedication of the Alter. Chp. 8 verses 1-2 begin the portion of Beha'alotecha.

Chp. 1 verses 1 - 46: Introduction, Moshe and Aaron are commanded by Hashem to count the men from the ages of twenty to sixty for military service.

Chp. 1 verse 47 - chp. 2 verse 34: The Levites are counted separately since they would serve Hashem in the Mishkan. Chp. 2 describes how the tribes camped and traveled in the desert, their numbers, and their flags.

Chp. 3 verse 1 - chp. 4 verse 12: Introduction to Aaron and his sons that would serve as priests in the Mishkan. The command to Moshe from Hashem to designate the tribe of Levi to serve the priests in the Mishkan, as substitutes for the firstborn Israelites. By Hashem's command Moshe counts the three families of the Levites, by their individual families. He designates which direction they would camp and what their duties would be. Chp. 4 Moshe counts the family of Kehath and describes their duties.

Chp. 4 verses 12 - 20: Continues with the description of the duties of the family of Kehath. Finishes with a stern warning for them to follow the directions given by Moshe and Aaron from Hashem so that they don't die.

Chp. 21 verse 1 - Chp. 22 verse 11: Introduction, the laws of a priest; which relatives he must defile himself for, whom he may not marry, and other restrictions that would prevent him from serving Hashem in the sanctuary. Chp. 22 continues with laws of holy foods and when and who could eat them.

Chp. 23 verses 9 - 43: Continues with the laws of the Omer offering, and the counting of fifty days to Shavuous. Continues with the sacrifices of the holiday and the offering of the first fruits. Next laws of Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, and Succoth.