Most Americans are taught from a young age to wait their turn in a line. So, if you are at the store or trying to buy a movie ticket, you will probably see a line. Generally, people line up one by one. Sometimes you may see someone “hold a spot” for someone else, but mostly Americans expect to wait their turn. Although you may see someone cut into the line (go in front of you), the majority of people will wait their turn. This is also true if you are on an airplane. People generally wait to leave the airplane until it is their row’s turn. Rather , we can look to the future with confidence , knowing that lovers of Jehovah will never be hidden from his view or beyond the reach of his holy spirit . ​ — 2 Chron . Umdwebo 6.6: Amasu okukhululwa kwedatha angawela ngokuqhubekayo. Lapho kufanele ube khona kulokhu kuqhubeka kuxhomeke emininingwaneni ethile yedatha yakho, futhi ukubuyekezwa komuntu wesithathu kungakusiza ukunquma ibhalansi efanele futhi uzuze esimweni sakho. Ukuma ngokuqondile kwalesi sigqoko kuncike emibhalweni yemininingwane kanye nemigomo yocwaningo (Goroff 2015) .