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Review by heavenreviews -- Who Told You That You Were Na...

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I have enjoyed reading this book entitled "Who Told You That You Were Naked? " I liked the book because it gave me an opportunity to see another sharing or teaching about Adam and Eve's position of nakedness but in detail. The writer gave this title or theme thorough attention to allow the reader to digest the gist of the message. He ends the book in a state of that leaves the reader yarning to read or hear more. Not that it's lacking in its conclusion but engaging one to take more strides or steps into understanding and learning more of God's word. "I RATE THIS BOOK 3 OUT OF 4 STARS ".
In re-examining how sin came into the world through Adam and how the Lord redeemed us by grace through faith , the intended refreshing account of one tumultuous afternoon in the garden of Eden did not change the way I look at sin and salvation as considered by the author. Instead, it gave me a deeper understanding of man operating below performance gauge in adhering to God's set standards to live as purposed or planned.
The nakedness being discussed here, can surely be best understood spiritually so that dressing up spiritually triggers the physical dressing up. Though for anyone young in walking with Jesus Christ or Bible understanding, ought to apply knowledge of physical nakedness and physical dressing, that is to say the milk part, for sometime. Then be able to the meat part of this sharing; which is the spiritual part, that's to say, nakedness and dressing up. But this spiritual part has various levels or degrees of understanding.
I did not like the basis of connectivity of "introductionof the book " to "title of the book". When you look at the basis of introduction used and the title; "Who told you that you were naked? ", you find that it is far fetched. The basis applied requires the reader to really think out what is being said, then puzzle it up to make a relation between the two; hence a gap to bridge.
The writer considers that in most cases children look up to their parents and want to be like them in when they become adults. Granted, but in real life, children ask their parents questions on what they are and how they got to where they are. Yes, Adam and Eve desired to be like God-their Father- but they never asked him at all. If only they had asked God queries, the devil would not have succeeded at making them fail. To the extent that man was thrown out of the gardenof Eden. Hence separation of man from God.
But thank God for always having a plan for man to return to him. In Romans. 10:8-10; God gives us a reconciliation plan. Since he out of all his creation God treasured man and woman most, he worked out a way to reconcile man/woman to him. All man/woman needs to do is accept hi son Jesus Christ to be their personal Lord and saviour. For Jesus Christ is the only reconciler to God and no other whatsoever.
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