All the important subjects that are spoken about every day throughout the world in all languages are also spoken about in the Bible, with one exception - it does not talk about the law of nature. The Bible does not even mention such words - “the law of nature.” And there is nothing that the learned sons of humanity in our time talk about as much as the law of nature, or the laws of nature, natural laws. But this is exactly what the Bible doesn’t say a word about. Either the learned sons of humanity do not understand what they are talking about, or the all-encompassing Book of Life still knows nothing about the subject about which the learned sons of humanity talk the most. It is difficult to assume one or the other. ... Nowadays, not only bibliophobes, haters of books, but also bibliophiles, connoisseurs of books, can hardly write a couple of pages without mentioning the law of nature or natural laws. But look, on a thousand pages of the sacred Book, nowhere, in any place, are the laws of nature mentioned. Isn't this the great secret? So why doesn’t the Bible talk about the laws of nature? Source: Contents: I IntroductionII Why the Bible does not speak about the laws of natureIII The impossibility of the existence of natural lawsIV One Legislator and one lawV Theories and realityVI Biblical lawVII Truth and symbols of TruthVII Why the flood had to happenIX Babylon and SodomX Sinai Tablets of the CovenantXI Lawmaker and legislatorsXII Dependence of man and nature from the moral lawXIII Law in actionXIV The inevitability of the moral law and the fate of people and nationsXV The Spirit and the instruments of the SpiritXVI The moral law determines the destinies of nationsXVII The moral law and the so-called social lawsXVIII Public interests and problemsXIX The moral law in non-Christian religionsXX How people understand the moral law of GodXXI The newest revolution in scienceXXII Tsarsky lawXXIII Last resortXXIV Old and New TestamentsXXV Universal order and...disorderXXVI Sowers of the WindXXVII The drama of humanity