Leviticus contains the laws of sacrifice, priestly service, purity, and holiness — the code that governed Israel's worship and daily life at the Tabernacle. The third of the five books of Torah, containing 27 chapters.

• Leviticus 1 — The Burnt Offering — Drawing Near to God
• Leviticus 2 — The Grain Offering
• Leviticus 3 — The Peace Offering
• Leviticus 4 — The Sin Offering — Unintentional Sins
• Leviticus 5 — The Guilt Offering
• Leviticus 6 — Laws of the Offerings — The Perpetual Fire
• Leviticus 7 — Laws of the Guilt and Peace Offerings
• Leviticus 8 — The Consecration of Aaron and His Sons
• Leviticus 9 — The Eighth Day — Fire from Heaven
• Leviticus 10 — Nadab and Abihu — Strange Fire
• Leviticus 11 — Clean and Unclean Animals — Kashrut
• Leviticus 12 — Purification After Childbirth
• Leviticus 13 — The Law of Tzara'at — Skin Afflictions
• Leviticus 14 — The Purification of the Leper
• Leviticus 15 — Laws of Bodily Discharges — Ritual Purity
• Leviticus 16 — Yom Kippur — The Day of Atonement
• Leviticus 17 — The Prohibition of Blood
• Leviticus 18 — Sexual Laws — The Holiness of Covenant Relationships
• Leviticus 19 — The Holiness Code — Love Your Neighbor
• Leviticus 20 — Penalties for Violations
• Leviticus 21 — The Holiness of the Priests
• Leviticus 22 — Priestly Purity and the Holiness of Offerings
• Leviticus 23 — The Appointed Feasts of the LORD
• Leviticus 24 — The Lamp and the Showbread — Blasphemy and Eye for Eye
• Leviticus 25 — The Sabbatical Year and the Jubilee
• Leviticus 26 — Blessings and Curses — The Great Tochecha
• Leviticus 27 — Vows and Dedications — The Close of Leviticus