ראשוןRishon
The Torah assigns the Gershon and Merari families their duties of transporting the Tabernacle during travel. It also gives the final census of the Kehot family, counting 2,750 men between thirty and fifty.
שניSheni
The Torah gives the census totals for the Gershon and Merari families, numbering 2,630 and 3,200 respectively. Together with Kehot, there are 8,580 Levites assigned to transport the Tabernacle and its vessels.
שלישיShlishi
G-d commands the Israelites to remove ritually impure people from the camp according to the type of impurity. The Torah also gives laws for repaying theft, confessing sins, and giving certain gifts to the Kohanim.
רביעיRevi'i
The Torah describes the procedure for a woman suspected of being unfaithful to her husband, including the required offering and the bitter waters. It then gives the laws of the Nazir, who abstains from wine, allows his hair to grow, and avoids contact with the dead, followed by the Priestly Blessing.
חמישיChamishi
The tribal leaders bring six wagons and twelve oxen to help transport the Tabernacle. Each leader then brings an identical set of offerings over twelve days for the Tabernacle’s inauguration.
שישיShishi
The Torah continues describing the offerings brought by the remaining tribal leaders. Each leader brings the same types of animals, vessels, flour, oil, incense, and other offerings for the Tabernacle’s inauguration.
שביעיShvi'i
The Torah totals all the offerings brought by the tribal leaders. It concludes by describing how G-d spoke to Moses from above the Ark, between the two cherubs.