Exodus-Deuteronomy: Laws and Instructions The Words of the Ten Commandments The First Commandment The Second Commandment The Third Commandment The Fourth Commandment The Fifth Commandment The Sixth Commandment The Seventh Commandment The Eighth Commandment The Ninth and Tenth Commandments The Tabernacle and Its Equipment Offerings for the Sanctuary The Ark and the Mercy Seat The Table of Offerings The Lampstand The Tabernacle The Altar of Burnt Offering The Courtyard The Altar of Incense The Laver The Craftsmen The Gifts of the Leaders Setting Up the Lamps The Priests The Garments The Ordination The Priestly Blessing Offerings for Priests and Levites Sacrifices and Offerings Sacrifices of the Israelites The Burnt Offering The Sin Offering The Day of Atonement Firstfruits and Tithes Clean and Unclean Food Childbirth Skin Diseases Mildew The Water of Cleansing The Feasts The Men to Appear before the Lord The Day of Atonement Passover The Feast of Trumpets The Feast of Tabernacles Various Kinds of People Servants Witches Aliens Old People Protection of Property Love and Be Just! Caring for Others' Animals The Cult of Molech Particular Rules as to Harvesting The Blasphemer The Sabbatical Year and the Year of Jubilee Jealousy The Silver Trumpets The Inheritance of Zelophedad's Daughters Telling the Children Hear, O Israel! Do Not Forget the Lord! God's Care for the Land The One Place of Worship Law Courts Detestable Practicies Cities of Refuge Going to War A Neighbour's Grapes and Grain The Ox and the Muzzle Curses and Blessings Choosing between Life and Death
