6 Verily no one of sound mind can doubt the issue of this contest between man and the Most High. Man, abusing his liberty, can violate the right and the majesty of the Creator of the Universe; but the victory will ever be with God - nay, defeat is at hand at the moment when man, under the delusion of his triumph, rises up with most audacity. Of this we are assured in the holy books by God Himself. Unmindful, as it were, of His strength and greatness, He "overlooks the sins of men" ( Wisd . xi., 24), but swiftly, after these apparent retreats, "awaked like a mighty man that hath been surfeited with wine" ( Ps . 1xxvii., 65), "He shall break the heads of his enemies" ( Ps . 1xxvii., 22), that all may know "that God is the king of all the earth" ( Ib . 1xvi, 8), "that the Gentiles may know themselves to be men"( Ib . ix., 20).
Source: E Supremi (Vatican.va)