Equality
in Testing Boyd K. Packer
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may foolishly bring unhappiness and trouble, even suffering upon ourselves.
These are not always to be regarded as penalties imposed by a displeased
Creator. They are part of the lessons of life, part of the test. Some
are tested by poor health, some by a body that is deformed or homely.
Others are tested by handsome and healthy bodies; some by the passion
of youth; others by the erosions of age. Some suffer disappointment
in marriage, family problems; others live in poverty and obscurity.
Some (perhaps this is the hardest test) find ease and luxury. All are
part of the test, and there is more equality in this testing than sometimes
we suspect.(Boyd K. Packer, CR, Oct. 1980, p. 29) |
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