Overview
Who told you that about yourself -- and did you ever verify it?
Before there was doctrine, there was a question. Not Where are you? but the one two verses later: Who told you that you were naked? God was not asking Adam what happened. God was asking him to name the source of a story about himself that he did not author.
Who Told You That? is a deep-study work in the Identity Authority Doctrine(TM) ecosystem. In nine chapters and three movements -- The Theft, The Audit, The Stand -- Ebony Simms traces the architecture by which identity is taken: how a prior self is severed, a vocabulary deficit is manufactured, a replacement narrative is installed, deviation is punished, and conformity is rewarded. She reads the receipts -- the 1807 Slave Bible with Exodus cut out, the 1837 catechism written to make enslaved people manageable -- and then shows the same machinery running today through the feed that studies you, the workplace that measures you, the prosperity formula that bills you, and the machine that finishes your sentences before you know what you meant to say.
Then she goes beneath the English into the Hebrew. Nagad -- who filed the report? Nephesh -- the undivided self. Lev -- the heart that is the mind. Hineni -- the one-word answer Adam did not give. The Bible's own account of what a human being is turns out to be on your side.
Inside this deep study:
- The Five Questions that expose whether a belief is yours or was installed
- The Three Tests -- Motive, Fruit, Alignment -- for auditing any source that claimed the right to define you
- Scripture anchors, Hebrew anchors, reflection questions, and an applied exercise (The Work) at the end of every chapter
- The R.I.S.E. Method(TM) -- Recognition, Identification, Sovereignty, Embodiment
- A twenty-term Hebrew glossary and the complete IAD(TM) Inventory
This book is not a history lesson. History is in it, but the history is not the point. The point is you -- today, in this life, with the self-concept you are currently carrying.
Know Thyself. Align Thyself. Stand Anyway.(TM)
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Details
- ISBN-13: 9798161574140
- ISBN-10: 9798161574140
- Publisher: Independently Published
- Publish Date: October 2026
- Dimensions: 9 x 6 x 0.18 inches
- Shipping Weight: 0.28 pounds
- Page Count: 86
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