**BLUF: The article suggests that a false emergency alert in Maui resulted in native Hawaiians being unable to evacuate in time, while nearby wealthy landowners were unaffected. It also includes a passage from the Book of Daniel. We will recraft the article to make it more accessible and remove promotional content.**
According to reports from Maui, people were trained to believe that an emergency was imminent if they received an alert on their phones and heard sirens. However, when no alert was issued, they mistakenly believed they were safe and did not evacuate in time. Unfortunately, this led to tragedy for many native Hawaiians and their land heirs, while non-native wealthy landowners in the vicinity were spared from the fire. This situation raises questions about fairness and equality.
The passage from the Book of Daniel (3:4-7) recounts a story in which people were commanded to worship a golden image upon hearing specific musical instruments being played. Those who refused to worship the image were threatened with being thrown into a burning furnace.
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