Review by The Smile 12 -- Who Told You That You Were Naked?

[The Smile 12]

[Following is a volunteer review of "Who Told You That You Were Naked?" by William Combs.]

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4 out of 4 stars

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My review on this book,
This book is a great narrative one. The only thing that I was not correct the title:"Who told you that you were naked?" At first I thought that this was a pornography-based book. But it was this title who made me read the book because I wanted to know to whom the author was referring.

I loved reading this book because it talks about the life of the first person to ever lived on this earth and how god created a woman. Another positive thing about this book is that it gives us a lot of lessons like we should always focus on our goal and not to choose the wrong path.

This book also has a lot of quotes and the one that I liked the most was :"Don't try to push the darkness away, just turn on the lights." I will surely use this phrase in one of my books because it is captivating and it is also a great lesson of life.

This book is a great, captivating and it also contains a lot of lessons on life. It can inspire all of us and That's why I have rated it 4 out of 4 star.

The summary;

Sin enter the world through Eve, then to Adam, by eating the fruit God forbid them of eating. The reason, according to Eve, was, the fruit appear attractive to her, and does not really look poisonous and may be, her husband misunderstood God explanation. Since the serpent explain to her that she will not rather die but her eyes will open and she will know between the good and the evil. The knowledge of sin has not yet be known until she took the fruit to her husband Adam, after he ate it, that was when they discovered they were naked.


The experience of uncomfortability make them feel afraid and shy coming closer to God, because they are naked, so come the question “Who told you that you were naked”. Adam blame it on the Eve, Eve shifted the blame to the serpent.


It is imperative to ask Christ to come into our lives to re-established our relationship with him, that we asked him to take over as our lord, only then can Jesus live his life in us and transform us, renew our minds and making us the kind of people God want us to be.

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