The Writing on Babylon’s Wall

In the heart of ancient Babylon, where power seemed untouchable, King Belshazzar

ruled an empire unmatched in wealth and might, believing himself invincible.

Despite legendary tales of divine humbling, he let pride eclipse wisdom.

One fateful night, amidst lavish feasting and reckless revelry, he dared to profane sacred vessels from

Jerusalem's temple. With cups intended for worship now sullied by wine and blasphemy,

laughter froze as a hand, bodiless and silent, began writing on the wall.

King Belshazzar's arrogance turned to terror; his invincible poise shattered. This apparition's

message bewildered all, even the wisest. Until Daniel—aged yet unshaken,