I’ve always wondered about that part of my bloodline (among many) because their life and history on this earth has been seemingly unfair. However, I heard one example before:

Man A came to a well and, dropping his wallet unknowingly, he ran off. Man B came along soon after and found this wallet at the well and joyfully ran off to celebrate his new found riches.  Some time later Man C comes to the well for a drink. A few minutes after Man A returns and accusing Man C of being a thief he kills him.

Moses watching the whole scenario from a distance asked God, “God, why did such an unfair predicament occur?”  Man B actually stole the wallet from Man A yet Man C has paid for the crime. Is this justice?” God answered, “To you who has only seen this situation as it is seems unfair and unjust. However, if you knew the story behind, what occurred in the past, it is actually all justice.” Moses responded, “How so?” “Well, ” God said, “Before any of these men were born, Man A’s father robbed the family of Man B, so now Man B’s son has reaped justice for his family. Man C’s father at that time murdered Man A’s father mercilessly, so now Man A’s father’s blood has been avenged. So now all is even.”

The reason I was reminded of this story is because before I came to know the truth of the Bible, the origin of our soul, I used to question the history of all the Native Americans, particularly the Blackfoot because they are part of my physical ancestry. God let me know through the Bible that all is fair because our life didn’t begin on this earth.

Eccl. 12:7 “ and the dust returns to the ground it came from,
       and the spirit returns to God who gave it.”

Our spirit was with God before in heaven.

Ps. 102:19 “The LORD looked down from his sanctuary on high,
       from heaven he viewed the earth, ²⁰ to hear the groans of the prisoners
       and release those condemned to death.”

Now we are on this earth as sinners, spiritual criminals who went against God in heaven. Thats why we pay for our sin with our own life.

Rom. 6:23 “For the wages of sin is death, but the gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord.”

Even though we committed a grevious sin in heaven, God Our Father and Mother still forgave us and pay for our sin, letting us return to heaven through the Passover of the New Covenant. (Matt. 26:17-28) Now all I can do is thank God for allowing me to be born at this time instead of during then. I don’t know what anyone has done in heaven to come to this earth and live the lives that they live. God is justice and cannot lie. All I can do is thank God Ahnsahnghong and Mother for revealing the truth of our lives and letting me return to the Kingdom of Heaven.