ראשוןRishon
The Torah promises abundant blessings to those who follow G-d’s commandments, including plentiful crops, rain at the proper time, and security in the land. G-d promises that the Israelites will live safely and prosper.
שניSheni
The blessings continue with peace in the land, protection from wild animals, and victory over enemies. G-d promises that a small number of Israelites will be able to defeat much larger armies.
שלישיShlishi
G-d promises abundant crops and that His presence will dwell among the Israelites. The Torah then describes punishments for abandoning G-d’s commandments, including disease, famine, war, exile, and desolation, while promising that G-d will not completely reject His people.
רביעיRevi'i
The Torah gives laws concerning people, animals, houses, and other possessions dedicated to the Temple. It establishes how their value is determined and the additional payment required when certain dedicated items are redeemed.
חמישיChamishi
The Torah describes the dedication of land to the Temple and the rules for redeeming it. Land from a family inheritance is valued according to its harvest and the years remaining until the Jubilee, and unredeemed land becomes the property of the Kohanim at the Jubilee.
שישיShishi
The Torah discusses land that was purchased and then dedicated to the Temple, which returns to its original owner at the Jubilee. It also commands that firstborn kosher animals be offered as sacrifices and describes other property dedicated to the Kohanim.
שביעיShvi'i
The Torah describes the Second Tithe, including how it can be redeemed when transporting it to Jerusalem is difficult. It then gives the laws of the animal tithe, in which every tenth animal is designated as an offering, concluding the Book of Leviticus.