Review by Nelly bila -- Who Told You That You Were Naked?
Posted: 21 Jul 2017, 23:20
[Following is a volunteer review of "Who Told You That You Were Naked?" by William Combs.]
4 out of 4 stars
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Who told you that you were naked is simply a summary of some of the events that took place BC and AC. This book talks about how sin first entered the world through Adam and Eve. It was written to try to explain and give answers to our many questions relating to how sin first entered the world and how we were made righteous because of the sacrifice made on the cross by Jesus.
The question is what is nakedness? The answers to this question can be found in this book and if you are thinking about physical nakedness then you better start reading because you are horribly wrong. This book tells the story like it is showcasing in words how the world was and the way it is today due to the punishments given to Adam and Eve, but that's not all. Various stories from the bible have been interpreted in order to portray good and evil. If you are curious and have many questions to ask about the events that took place BC and AD then this book is for you.
What I liked most about the book is that biblical quotes have been used instead of references because I don't have to stop reading to go and refer, I also liked the fact that the author wrote some personal information relating to the religious genre of the book. What I did not like about the book is how it first talked about Adam and Eve then later talks about Cain and Abel then it later returns back to the story of Adam and Eve. I would prefer if the book first spoke about Adam and Eve and used some biblical quotes from Cain and Abel's story.
I would rate this book a 4 out of 4 stars because it has no spelling or punctuation errors and biblical quotes have been given instead of references which benefits the reader. Personal information has been written which makes the reader gain some emotions of trust towards the author and the book. The book as helped me spiritually and mentally and I do believe that it can help many others as well. This marvellous book has shown the many different kinds of nakedness apart from the physical meaning.
Who told you that you were naked would appeal to the age groups of 16 and above. This book would mostly appeal to both young and elderly Christians because it is a religious book that refers to the Christian religion. This book would definitely not appeal to people who are not Christians because it does not relate to their religion.
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4 out of 4 stars
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Who told you that you were naked is simply a summary of some of the events that took place BC and AC. This book talks about how sin first entered the world through Adam and Eve. It was written to try to explain and give answers to our many questions relating to how sin first entered the world and how we were made righteous because of the sacrifice made on the cross by Jesus.
The question is what is nakedness? The answers to this question can be found in this book and if you are thinking about physical nakedness then you better start reading because you are horribly wrong. This book tells the story like it is showcasing in words how the world was and the way it is today due to the punishments given to Adam and Eve, but that's not all. Various stories from the bible have been interpreted in order to portray good and evil. If you are curious and have many questions to ask about the events that took place BC and AD then this book is for you.
What I liked most about the book is that biblical quotes have been used instead of references because I don't have to stop reading to go and refer, I also liked the fact that the author wrote some personal information relating to the religious genre of the book. What I did not like about the book is how it first talked about Adam and Eve then later talks about Cain and Abel then it later returns back to the story of Adam and Eve. I would prefer if the book first spoke about Adam and Eve and used some biblical quotes from Cain and Abel's story.
I would rate this book a 4 out of 4 stars because it has no spelling or punctuation errors and biblical quotes have been given instead of references which benefits the reader. Personal information has been written which makes the reader gain some emotions of trust towards the author and the book. The book as helped me spiritually and mentally and I do believe that it can help many others as well. This marvellous book has shown the many different kinds of nakedness apart from the physical meaning.
Who told you that you were naked would appeal to the age groups of 16 and above. This book would mostly appeal to both young and elderly Christians because it is a religious book that refers to the Christian religion. This book would definitely not appeal to people who are not Christians because it does not relate to their religion.
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Who Told You That You Were Naked?
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