ראשוןRishon
Moses tells the Israelites that obedience to G-d brings blessings while disobedience brings curses, and commands them to proclaim these on Mounts Gerizim and Ebal. He also commands them to destroy idolatry and bring sacrifices only to the place G-d chooses.
שניSheni
The Israelites may slaughter animals for food outside the designated place, but they may not consume blood. Certain tithes, offerings, and sacred foods must be eaten at the place G-d chooses.
שלישיShlishi
Moses warns the Israelites not to follow the idolatrous practices of the nations or alter G-d’s commandments. The Torah gives laws concerning false prophets, those who lead others to idolatry, and cities that completely turn to idolatry.
רביעיRevi'i
The Israelites are prohibited from making certain cuts on their bodies. The Torah then lists kosher animals, birds, and fish and prohibits eating improperly slaughtered animals or cooking meat with milk.
חמישיChamishi
The Torah gives laws concerning the Second Tithe, which is eaten in Jerusalem or exchanged for money to purchase food there. It also establishes the three-year tithing cycle and requires overdue tithes to be distributed to their recipients.
שישיShishi
Moses commands the Israelites to observe the seventh-year remission of debts and to give generously to the poor. He also commands that Jewish servants be freed after six years and given provisions when they leave.
שביעיShvi'i
The firstborn of kosher animals are dedicated to G-d and given to the Kohanim, with unblemished animals offered as sacrifices. The Torah then gives laws for Passover, Shavuot, and Sukkot and commands rejoicing and appearing before G-d.