interpretation of parts of Tanach by close reading, not derivation
The Torah Comprises of Five Books with many Parshas in each Book.
In genesis-bereishith
parashat-bereishitparashat-noachparashat-lech-lechaparashat-vayeiraparashat-chaye-saraparashat-toldotvayeitzeivayishlachparashat-vayeishevmikeitzvayigashvayechi
In shemot-exodus
parashat-shemotva-eirabobeshalachparashat-yitromishpatimparashat-terumatetzavehparashat-ki-tisavayakhelpekudei
In sefer-vayikra
parashat-vayikratzavparashat-sheminiparashat-tazriaparashat-metzoraparshat-acharei-motparashat-kedoshimparashas-emorbeharbechukosai
In bamidbar-numbers-book-of
parashas-bamidbarparshat-nassobehaalotcha-parshaparashat-shelachparshat-korachchukasparashat-balakpinchasparshat-matotparsha-masei
In sefer-devarim
parshat-devarimvaeschananeikevparashat-reehparashas-shoftimki-teitzeiki-tavoparashat-nitzavimvayelechhaazinuparashat-vezot-habracha
Also see parshanut-theory for principals which the parasha is based on
