God brings entire societies to a state of despondency, dismantling the power structures that have ensnared their adherents. It is crucial to recognize that God has consistently cautioned against the accumulation of wealth and power, urging humanity to focus on Him rather than on mortal leaders. Yet, as societies begin to unravel, there is often an attempt to downplay the role of a few influential individuals in the widespread suffering of their followers. Why does God act as the most formidable force of destruction in human history? Why does He remove individuals from the earth as effortlessly as wax melts before a flame? The answer lies in the fact that God will not be mocked. He will not allow wickedness to prevail and devastate the vulnerable and impoverished. Unlike humans, who command only small factions of followers, God governs the entire earth and administers justice on a universal scale. His actions serve to demonstrate His omnipotence, ensuring that all inhabitants of the earth witness His deeds and are awestruck by His dominion over nations and creation. Ultimately, God will be exalted above all. Consider the example of Europe, once a bastion of numerous freedoms. Today, the continent is characterized by empty churches and a pervasive sense of secularism. Majestic cathedrals, once bustling centers of worship, now stand desolate and crumbling, bereft of the devout. The scale of the destruction ordained by God is apparent, yet it fails to inspire the requisite awe and reflection. Instead, there is a prevailing belief that humanity can somehow elude divine judgment. However, sin transcends individual misdeeds; it generates a palpable experience of chaos and despair. In the wake of such divine intervention, people, shocked by the magnitude of destruction within a single generation, endeavor to mitigate the threats and hostilities that perpetuate societal discord. Throughout the annals of human civilization, societies have been molded and evaluated based on diverse moral and ethical principles. As these societies progress, they frequently exhibit elements of corruption and malevolence, symbolically constructing a "tower of Babel" where humanity collectively defies divine authority. This defiance has historically precipitated the internal disintegration of societies. Individuals often ascend to power driven by greed and malevolence, exploiting and oppressing the marginalized, while rallying followers who are similarly misguided. Despite these developments, we remain under the omniscient surveillance of God, who observes these societal transformations and responds to their transgressions. Divine retribution manifests through natural disasters, diseases, violence, and plagues, resulting in the decimation of entire generations, akin to wax melting away. When God intervenes against these symbolic towers of Babel, it leads to widespread confusion and fragmentation among those who seek to elevate themselves to a divine status.