"Divine wrath" refers to the anger or punishment inflicted by a higher power, such as a god or deity, on those who have committed wrongdoings or angered the divine being. Full definition
The result was that educated men would actively resist the notion of divine wrath. (religion-online.org)
The general problem is that the pursuit of native English idiom leads the translators to lose the sense of appropriate linguistic register: an insulted friend might complain about being left out of somebody's plans, but not God; a bad movie may drag on forever, but not divine wrath. (firstthings.com)
The afflicted one was always assumed to be punished by divine wrath as well as by unanimous human judgment. (religion-online.org)