The account of Sodom and Gomorrah illustrates how people can become desensitized to sin, justifying wrong actions as right. Through five key scenes, we witness different manifestations of moral compromise, from the men of Sodom's violent demands to Lot's family's various moral failures. The narrative reveals patterns of sin justification, including hardened hearts, hypocrisy, and self-interest overriding moral judgment. Yet it also demonstrates God's character through His just judgment and merciful response to those who turn from sin.