preexistence

In France, the theory was called “embodiment”; in England, “preformation” or “preexistence.”

The preexistence of Christ, and his rank as God, is now openly avowed.

It is not that there are dim memories of a preexistence before birth, but there are always haunting dreams of a true friendship on earth.

This great Truth does not de- stroy but substantiates man's identity,—together with his immortality and preexistence, or his spiritual co- existence with his Maker.

Usually myocarditis results from the preexistence of blood poisoning or of some infectious febrile disease.