72 46 Grace: Forbearance Substitution Atonement (Historic)

During the Civil Rights Movement, many protesters were arrested and unfairly treated. Instead of retaliating with violence, they practiced peaceful resistance, waiting for change through patience and persistence. What does this example represent?

• Forbearance

• Substitution

• Atonement

In 1997, Karl Malone of the Utah Jazz missed two crucial free throws, leading to a loss in the game. Instead of blaming his team, he accepted responsibility to make things right and continued working hard for future games. Which concept best applies to his actions?

• Forbearance

• Substitution

• Atonement

During the sinking of the Titanic, some people gave up their spots on lifeboats so that women and children could be saved first, putting others’ needs above their own. What is this an example of?

• Forbearance

• Substitution

• Atonement

During times of financial crisis, like after World War II, some governments forgave national debts or extended the time for repayment to help rebuild economies. They tolerate the delay. Which concept does this represent?

• Forbearance

• Substitution

• Atonement

During the Apollo 13 mission, an astronaut had to stay behind on Earth because he was exposed to measles. His replacement, Jack Swigert, successfully flew the mission, stepping in when needed. Which concept is illustrated here?

• Forbearance

• Substitution

• Atonement

After World War II, the United States provided aid to help rebuild European economies, attempting to right the wrongs of war and rebuild trust among nations. This is an example of:

• Forbearance

• Substitution

• Atonement

After a destructive earthquake, a community might forgive those who built unsafe buildings or caused harm unintentionally, understanding that disasters are not always preventable. They tolerate suffering without becoming annoyed. Which concept fits this situation?

• Forbearance

• Substitution

• Atonement

If a flight is overbooked and one passenger voluntarily gives up their seat so another can board, allowing the airline to meet its needs. This situation represents:

• Forbearance

• Substitution

• Atonement

During natural disasters, international organizations often provide immediate relief for those affected, even when they were not responsible for the disaster. This is often seen as making up for a lack of preparedness. They make reparations. This act relates to:

• Forbearance

• Substitution

• Atonement

In 2019, when a keynote speaker fell ill, a colleague stepped in and gave the speech on their behalf during an important conference. What does this action represent?

• Forbearance

• Substitution

• Atonement