Sorry, I read it rhetorical. I'm not the guy who says who is going to die, and from what, so I have no answer.
I wish you could be more frank and less dodgy. If you picked up a gun and shot someone dead, would you be the guy who said someone was going to die? If you had Covid-19, went to church and spread it to others, would you be responsible if some of them died? What if you took your family to church where no safety measures were being used, and your spouse or a child got it and died -- would you be partly responsible?
I tell you that ministers who open their churches unwisely, refusing to consider the welfare of their congregation, will be held accountable by God for all who die as a result of their reckless decisions. Anyone with love for his fellow man should know recklessly endangering the lives of others is wrong. They knew it in Old Testament times -- lepers were kept apart, and people had to build walls around their rooftops so people wouldn't fall off.
Now indeed as a society goes downhill, God sends fewer and fewer of His servants to suffer trying to reform such wickedness. God always sends some good people to warn bad people; but there comes a time when enough is enough. The righteous suffer and die -- and the wicked honestly don't care -- they may even rejoice at it. The wicked even cause the righteous to suffer and die at times. When evil men stoned a prophet of God, do you think God looked down and said, "Great. I wanted that to happen. I wanted that prophet to escape the wrath to come." Or do you think God looked at the prophet and was glad that he had wanted to help the wicked find God? That the prophet was willing to suffer and die if he could lead some of the wicked to righteousness?
When God stops sending as many servants, evil increases greatly since the majority culture becomes one of wickedness. They don't mourn the death of a righteous man. They certainly don't mind if a prophet who reminded them of their sins dies. They don't care if a good ruler dies -- someone who acted to prevent them from doing evil deeds. What the wicked seldom see is that a righteous man can, by interceding for them, postpone the "wrath to come." His prayers can also lessen it. A righteous man, as long as he walks the face of the earth, has his God-given right to exercise lawful dominion over the earth. He can do a lot of good -- in ways that can escape notice of mortal eyes -- making the culture a little less wicked, thus judgment is postponed so that souls can come to repentance.
But when a culture becomes so wicked, no one could be saved, the game is over. God saved Noah and Lot. He didn't smite them so they didn't live through a "tribulation." Jesus also provided instructions to his followers about getting out of Jerusalem:
Matthew 24:16 Then let them which be in Judaea flee into the mountains:
17 Let him which is on the housetop not come down to take any thing out of his house:
18 Neither let him which is in the field return back to take his clothes.
19 And woe unto them that are with child, and to them that give suck in those days!
20 But pray ye that your flight be not in the winter, neither on the sabbath day:
21 For then shall be great tribulation, such as was not since the beginning of the world to this time, no, nor ever shall be.
He did not say, "And when you see the signs of impending tribulation, I will send plagues among you to kill you when you assemble so you can escape the wrath to come."
