Review Of The Book ‘Who Told You That You Were Naked' By William E. Combs
William E. Combs is a Reverend and an author of the book ‘Who Told You That You Were Naked?' this is a non-fictional book that involves stories of creation and the fall of humankind at the Garden of Eden. In this book, we get to understand more about the Bible stories and mainly compare what we already know about the Bible for us to lead a precious life. The author is more intelligent and uses his personal experience in his life.
The content on this book is brought in such an interesting manner. In this way, it tells that the author is a true reverend and has done a lot of research and does Bible study as his priority. This is depicted from the book which has direct quotes and scriptures from the Bible. From the book of Genesis in the Bible, the author brings in the story of Adam and Eve. Adam and Eve disobeyed God by eating the forbidden fruit, and that was the beginning of sin where they differentiated good and evil. Mr. Combs relates this story to the current situation on earth mainly to bring light to non-believers. The theme of this book is to bring understanding to the reader and give him or her hope in Christ. The chapters in this book are Biblically founded therefore giving the reader the ability to relate the message being passed from the Bible. The chapters also have questions at the end; this will lead to further study by the reader. I found these questions to be helpful since it will guide the person when studying and discussing at spiritual groups. William E. Combs' book occupies my heart in a pleasant way; the story of the fall of man in this book has been discussed to give solutions to how one can stay in a healthy Christian life. I really loved reading this book. It is such an inspiring and educative book that is filled with information that fits every person who has the ability to read.
The writings in this book are such an amazing thought by the author though I found a bit irritation with the font changing unconditionally throughout the book. In my own opinion this should have been rectified by the author so has to keep the book more original. Despite that error, there was no information changed and the book was still in a nice flow. In conclusion, I would like to rate this book 3 out of 4 stars. It has been an intriguing read. I will recommend this book to every person who loves spiritual books and anyone who wants to lead a Christian life.
