Answer:
In response to Belshazzar's blasphemous act, God caused a man's hand to write on the wall in the presence of Belshazzar.
Step-by-step explanation:
Belshazzar was having a party with his friends, the party was full of women, drinks and sinful things. he and his friends, influenced by alcohol and lust, began to make jokes about God, and utter various blasphemies in order to mock the power of God and his existence. He also made sarcastic statements about the Jews and their invisible God, but suddenly appeared the fingers of a hand of a man who began to write on the wall, before the eyes of Belshazzar and his guests who were extremely frightened by that. The words written were "MENE MENE, TEQUEL AND PARSIM" which means: Mene: "God counted the days of your kingdom and brought it to an end." Tequel: "The king was weighed in the balance and found wanting" (or deficient). Parsim (which was read singularly by Daniel as Peres): "Your kingdom has been divided and given to the Medes and Persians."