Real World Situations
Conflict, Justice, and Wrongs
Being wronged, forgiveness, revenge, enemies, injustice, reconciliation. Every situation below is answered from the King James Bible only.
95 situations in this domain
Situations
- Apologizing to someone you wronged
- Bearing with an offense in patience
- Being betrayed by a business partner
- Being betrayed by a close friend
- Being cheated by a false balance or unfair measure
- Being cheated in business or a deal
- Being defrauded of money owed to you
- Being denied justice by those who should protect you
- Being envied and undermined by others
- Being falsely blamed within your marriage
- Being falsely judged by others
- Being gossiped about at church or work
- Being lied to by someone you trusted
- Being mistreated by an employer
- Being oppressed by those in power
- Being persecuted by your own household
- Being persecuted for doing what is right
- Being pressured to take revenge by others
- Being publicly humiliated by someone
- Being repaid evil for good you have done
- Being reviled and cursed by others
- Being robbed or having something stolen from you
- Being scapegoated for someone else's wrong
- Being surrounded by enemies who wish you harm
- Being taken advantage of because of your kindness
- Being tempted to hate the person who hurt you
- Being wounded by a betrayal you never saw coming
- Being wronged and choosing to trust God's justice
- Being wronged and feeling the urge to retaliate in words
- Being wronged and no one believes you
- Being wronged and tempted to grow cold toward everyone
- Being wronged by a corrupt court or authority
- Being wronged by someone in the church
- Being wronged repeatedly by the same person
- Being wrongly punished for another's mistake
- Betrayed by someone you helped
- Blessing those who curse you instead of cursing back
- Choosing mercy over strict justice toward an offender
- Choosing not to sue or drag someone to court
- Choosing to forgive rather than nurse a grievance
- Confronting someone who wronged you the right way
- Crying out for justice that seems delayed
- Dealing with enemies
- Defending the poor and the fatherless
- Ending a quarrel before it grows worse
- Enduring insults without striking back
- Enduring persecution
- Facing false witnesses who testify against you
- Facing injustice
- Falsely accused of something you did not do
- Feeling anger boil up when you are wronged
- Feeling the wound of a broken promise
- Feeling wronged by God when life is unfair
- Feeling wronged over an inheritance or estate
- Forgiving a friend who betrayed you
- Forgiving a parent who hurt you
- Forgiving a spouse who wronged you
- Forgiving an abuser
- Forgiving someone over and over again
- Forgiving someone who hurt you
- Forgiving someone who is not sorry
- Forgiving yourself for hurting others
- Having your reputation ruined by a lie
- Holding a grudge
- Holding on to bitterness after being hurt
- Holding your ground with integrity when wronged
- Keeping silent when defending yourself would only inflame things
- Leaving vengeance to God
- Letting go of a grudge that is eating at you
- Longing to be vindicated before those who wronged you
- Loving an enemy who continues to oppose you
- Making an apology
- Making peace with someone after a falling out
- Making restitution for a wrong you committed
- Praying for those who mistreat you
- Rebuilding trust after someone wronged you
- Reconciling before you worship or pray
- Refusing to reconcile out of pride
- Refusing to repay a betrayal with betrayal
- Refusing to take revenge when you have the power to
- Repaying evil with good instead of retaliation
- Seeing the wicked prosper while you suffer
- Seeking to restore someone caught in a fault
- Slandered by others behind your back
- Standing up for someone being treated unjustly
- Taking the first step to reconcile
- Tempted to spread gossip about someone who hurt you
- The desire for revenge
- Wanting the last word in a conflict
- Wanting to condemn someone who wronged you
- Wanting to expose someone who wronged you
- Wanting to get even with someone
- Wanting to see an oppressor brought down
- When someone wrongs you
- Wronged by a family member