ראשוןRishon
The Torah commands the priests to remove the ashes from the altar each morning and maintain its fire continually. It then gives additional laws concerning the meal offerings.
שניSheni
The Torah describes the meal offering brought by the Kohen Gadol daily and by a priest when first entering Temple service. It also gives further laws concerning Sin and Guilt Offerings and the portions given to the priests.
שלישיShlishi
The Torah describes the Thanksgiving Offering and lists circumstances that can invalidate a sacrifice. It prohibits consuming blood and certain fats and specifies the portions of the Peace Offering given to the priests.
רביעיRevi'i
Moses begins the consecration of Aaron and his sons in the presence of the Israelites. He dresses them in their priestly garments and anoints them, the Tabernacle, and its vessels with the holy anointing oil.
חמישיChamishi
Moses continues the inauguration by offering a bull and a ram as sacrifices. The priests participate in the ceremony according to G-d’s instructions.
שישיShishi
Moses offers a second ram and burns its fats on the altar along with the designated portions of bread. This continues the process of consecrating Aaron and his sons.
שביעיShvi'i
Moses anoints Aaron and his sons with the anointing oil mixed with blood from the altar. He instructs them regarding the sacrificial meat and commands them to remain in the Tabernacle throughout the seven-day consecration.