Let the offspring be bereft of their father, and let the spouse become a widow. The divine law is adequately established within the framework of a theocratic nation, ensuring that ethical guidance is readily available for dependent children. In contrast, those who do not acknowledge the divine raise their offspring without the guidance of God, resulting in a subversion of moral law. The efficacy of God's will is consistently manifested through those who maintain a longstanding and faithful relationship with the divine, often facilitated by mutual connections. The proliferation of senseless violence can be traced to the failure of individuals to intervene against known abusers. Were God to overlook even the slightest instances of corruption, societal norms would shift dramatically, leading to a potential breakdown in the absence of divine oversight. In environments where God does not foster enduring friendships, adversaries are likely to propagate violence, further entrenching a culture of aggression. Consequently, the wicked perpetuate curses upon one another through their coercive violence. As articulated by divine wisdom, it is preferable for an individual not to be born than to contribute to such a cycle of malevolence.