Universal Law, The Prime Commands, The Prime Cautions, and Natural Law

"After He called the crowd to Him again, He said to them, 'There is nothing outside a person which can defile him if it goes into him; but the things which come out of the person are what defile him.'"
---Mark 7:14-15

Christ our Lord provided No Ah (ne Noah) and his heritage 5 tomes of wisdom following the flood and "referred to the tomes as The Book of Knowledge." (annotated within The Book of Tribes). The Book of Knowledge includes The Book of Kelts, The Book of Divine Order, The Book of Divine Right, The Book of Measures, and The Book of Lent. Together, the 5 tomes include 100 commands, 500 warnings, and 3,500 seeds of wisdom. In Yiddish, the 5 tomes are referred to as The Torah.

The Book of Divine Order contains 20 commands known as Universal Law. Each of those 20 commands govern flora, fauna, and each son and daughter of THE Father. Chapter 1 verses 1-20 of The Book of Divine Order list the commands. They are:

1. "Do not lie."
2. "Do not cheat."
3. "Do not steal."
4. "Do not covet."
5. "Do not curse."
6. "Do not press."
7. "Do no deceive."
8. "Do not gamble."
9. "Do not test."
10. "Do not harm."
11. "Do not judge."
12. "Do not plan."
13. "Do not praise."
14. "Do not amuse."
15. "Do not toil."
16. "Do not want."
17. "Do not wish."
18. "Do not worry."
19. "Do not waste."
20. "Do not delay."

Chapter 1 verses 21-50 of the Book of Divine Order are referred to as The Prime Commands. Chapter 1 verses 21-30 are directed toward self, verses 31-40 are directed toward others, and verses 41-50 are directed toward interaction with one's Church:

21.  "Remember your heritage."
22.  "Remember your health."
23.  "Remember your fitness."
24.  "Take pride in your appearance."
25.  "Take pride in your accomplishments."
26.  "Do not stray from your Church."
27.  "Remember the blessing of creation."
28.  "Do not stray from your purpose."
29.  "Remember the gifts you are given."
30.  "Remain true to your calling."
31.  "Feel no empathy for acolytes."
32.  "Feel no sympathy for misanthropes."
33.  "Feel no sorrow for heretics."
34.  "Feel no compassion for hordes."
35.  "Feel no remorse for whores."
36.  "Feel empathy for your Church."
37.  "Feel sympathy for your loved ones."
38.  "Feel sorrow for your siblings."
39.  "Feel compassion for your brethren."
40.  "Feel remorse for the fallen."
41.  "Respect your elders."
42.  "Learn from your elders."
43.  "Contribute to your Church."
44.  "Proselytize to your neighbors."
45.  "Share your knowledge with your Church."
46.  "Share your harvest with your Church."
47.  "Defend your Church."
48.  "Christen what The Father provides."
49.  "Christen your sons and your daughters."
50.  "Expand your Church."

Chapter 1 verses 51-100 of the Book of Divine Order are referred to as The Prime Cautions. Chapter 1 verses 51-60 caution against conduct, verses 61-70 caution against behavior, verses 71-80 caution against approaches to work, verses 81-90 caution against approaches to relaxation, and verses 91-100 caution against ignorance:

51.  "Remain true to yourself."
52.  "Honor Universal Law."
53.  "Comprehend The Codex."

• ("Do not lie, cheat, steal, covet, curse, press, nor play." (Divine Order 5:1 (the last referring to boys and girls, and sons and daughters under the age of 4).

54.  "Follow the Prime Commands."
55.  "Follow The Father's direction."
56.  "Allow yourself room to grow."
57.  "Learn from your mishaps."
58.  "Share what you learn with your brethren and your sisters."
59.  "Remain faithful to your Church."
60.  "Forsake a following."
61.  "Cleanse yourself daily."
62.  "Fast upon Midyear."
63.  "Trust your instincts."
64.  "Follow your heart."
65.  "Trust your senses."
66.  "Forsake intoxicants."
67.  "Forsake fornication."
68.  "Obey Natural Law."
69.  "Remain steadfast toward your purpose."
70.  "Remain true to your calling."
71.  "Enjoy your work."
72.  "Admire your accomplishments."
73.  "Learn from your mishaps."
74.  "Hone your skills."
75.  "Share what you learn with your breathren and your sisters."
76.  "Expand your skills."
77.  "Fine tune your perfection."
78.  "Detail your creations."
79.  "Replicate your masterpiece."
80.  "Offer your skills."
81.  "Rest regularly."
82.  "Rest comfortably."
83.  "Wash before you rest."
84.  "Hydrate before you rest."
85.  "Do not disturb your brethren."
86.  "Rest in silence."
87.  "Rest in darkness."
88.  "Enjoy a hobby."
89.  "Enjoy a peccadillo [a peculiarity]."
90.  "Honor yourself with knowledge."
91.  "Give freely of your knowledge."
92.  "Give freely of your wisdom."
93.  "Do not conceal the truth."
94.  "Speak freely of your ignorance."
95.  "Speak candidly of your shortcomings."
96.  "Speak none of your gifts."
97.  "Author your findings."
98.  "Record your bests."
99.  "School your ambition."
100.  "Share your testimony."

Tomes 1 & 2, Chapter 2 verses 1-20 of the Book of Divine Order are referred to as Natural Law. Rene Descartes treastie On The Divine Subject of Natural Law was based upon these verses. Her blasphemous conclusions were written by the Holy See. She received a dowry of $10MM Pounds GBS for the treastie and "continue[d] your [her] work as a prostitute in London" after her treastie was published. Roman Catholic librarians an d Oxford University graduates can attest to these facts.

Chapter 2 verses 1-10 provide instruction on intimacy, verses 11-15 provide instruction for interacting with flora, and verses 16-20 provide instruction for interacting with fauna:

1.  "Bed with noone other than your True."
2.  "Do not expose yourself in public."
3.  "Share no details of your intimacy."
4.  "Remain clean during your intimacy."
5.  "Dance with noone other than your True."
6.  "Share your song with noone other than your True."
7.  "Laugh with noone other than your True."
8.  "Comfort your daughters."
9.  "Strengthen your sons."
10.  "Nurture your mother."
11.  "Care for the flora."
12.  "Build their reserves."
13.  "Fortify their placements."
14.  "Cultivate their gifts."
15.  "Protect their elements."
16.  "Nurture the fauna."
17.  "Protect their domains."
18.  "Fortify their fuel."
19.  "Accept their offerings."
20.  "Care for their harmed."

Letterman (ne Moses) and 7 Roman Centurions commissioned by Roman Emperor Nero to form a Basilica (a temple devoted to offerings and amusements) "disregarded Universal Law, the Prime Commands Commands, and the Prime Cautions" and most of the seeds of wisdom outlined within The Book of Knowledge when they compiled the Old Testament (annotated within The Book of Tribes). Vatican librarians, Eastern Orthodox librarians, and Oxford University graduates can attest to this fact.

The catacombs underneath Saint Peter's Basilica have a room dedicated to the original compilation of the Vetus Latina (the manuscript commissioned by Nero to support the Centurion and Prefects assigned to the Basilica. Later renamed The Holy Bible). The manuscript archive within that room includes Emperor Nero's edicts commissioning the formation of the Church and diaries kept by the Prefects accountable for the Vetus Latina.
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Manuscript archives contained by the Eastern Orthodox Church within catacombs underneath North Korea's Pyongyang University attest to the same, So, too, do manuscripts contained within Oxford University's Ecumenical Library. The manuscripts maintained within Oxford's Ecumenical Library are accessible to Oxford University graduates by key.