Numbers follows the forty years of Israel's wandering in the wilderness — two censuses, the spies' report on Canaan, rebellions, and the journey toward the Promised Land. The fourth of the five books of Torah, containing 36 chapters.

• Numbers 1 — The Census
• Numbers 2 — Arrangement of the Camp
• Numbers 3 — The Levites
• Numbers 4 — Duties of the Levitical Clans
• Numbers 5 — Purity Laws and Suspected Adultery
• Numbers 6 — The Nazirite Vow and Priestly Blessing
• Numbers 7 — Offerings of the Tribal Leaders
• Numbers 8 — Lamps and Consecration of Levites
• Numbers 9 — Second Passover and the Guiding Cloud
• Numbers 10 — Silver Trumpets; Departure from Sinai
• Numbers 11 — Complaints; Quail and Elders
• Numbers 12 — Miriam and Aaron Against Moses
• Numbers 13 — The Twelve Spies
• Numbers 14 — The People Rebel; Forty Years
• Numbers 15 — Supplementary Offering Laws; Tassels
• Numbers 16 — Korah's Rebellion
• Numbers 17 — Aaron's Rod Blossoms
• Numbers 18 — Duties and Portions of Priests and Levites
• Numbers 19 — The Red Heifer
• Numbers 20 — Water at Meribah; Deaths of Miriam and Aaron
• Numbers 21 — Bronze Serpent; Journey to Moab
• Numbers 22 — Balak Summons Balaam
• Numbers 23 — Balaam's Oracles
• Numbers 24 — Balaam's Final Oracles
• Numbers 25 — Baal of Peor
• Numbers 26 — The Second Census
• Numbers 27 — Daughters of Zelophehad; Joshua Appointed
• Numbers 28 — Daily and Festival Offerings
• Numbers 29 — Offerings for the Seventh Month
• Numbers 30 — Laws on Vows
• Numbers 31 — War against Midian
• Numbers 32 — The Transjordan Tribes
• Numbers 33 — Stages of Israel's Journey
• Numbers 34 — Boundaries of Canaan
• Numbers 35 — Levitical Cities and Cities of Refuge
• Numbers 36 — Zelophehad's Daughters Marry Within the Tribe