THE PRE-MORTAL WORLD, CHAPTER 7 OF REINCARNATION

THE PRE-MORTAL WORLD, CHAPTER 7 OF REINCARNATION 

Pages 62 to 67

For a wise and glorious purpose,

Thou hast placed me here on earth,

And withheld the recollection

Of my former friends and birth.

Yet, ofttimes a secret something

Whispered: “You’re a stranger here,”

And I felt that I had wandered

                                                From a more exalted sphere.

-Eliza R. Snow

“Oh My Father”, v. 2

There is an inequality among mortals on earth that is difficult to explain or understand: Why does a just and fair God send spirits to earth in such different and unequal bodies and circumstances? Some people are born rich, others poor; some are born healthy, while others are sickly; some are more intelligent or talented than others; some come into beautiful, lush surroundings, while others begin their lives in hot barren deserts or cold polar regions. Irving Cooper, a noted Christian author, wrote:We are unequal physically, mentally, morally, and spiritually, while opportunity and limitation seem always to be playing a game of tag with our plans.

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