FORGIVE OUR DEBTORS - JACOB DESHAZER

Discover the moving story of Jacob DeShazer, a soldier who found his way to forgiveness and love from hatred. This book from the Heroes of Faith series, by Janet and Geoff Benge, tells the story of an extraordinary transformation that took place in the heart of a man experienced by war and captivity.

• Inspiring story of a soldier's transformation into a missionary
• Testimony of the power of forgiveness and reconciliation
• Authentic image of the lives of prisoners of war during World War II
• Encouragement to live in the power of the Gospel regardless of circumstances
• True story about hope in the most difficult moments
• Story about faith that transforms hearts and unites enemies

After the attack on Pearl Harbor, Jacob DeShazer participated in the legendary Doolittle Raid on Japan. After completing his mission, he was taken prisoner by the Japanese, where he endured hunger, loneliness and brutal treatment for years. It was in the prison cell, thanks to the Bible he received, that his life underwent a complete transformation. From a soldier full of hatred, he became a missionary bringing love and forgiveness to his former enemies.

After the end of the war, Jacob DeShazer returned to Japan, this time not as a soldier, but as a missionary who wanted to bring the message of love and forgiveness to his former enemies. For over three decades, he served the people of the country he had once bombed, teaching about the power of reconciliation in Christ. His testimony is proof that the Gospel has the power to transform hearts and unite even the most bitter enemies.

This book is not only a story about the life of Jacob DeShazer, but also an inspiration to reflect on your own life and choices. It is an encouragement to seek forgiveness and reconciliation, even in the most difficult situations. It is a testimony that faith can transform even the most hardened hearts and lead to extraordinary acts of love and dedication. "Forgive Our Debtors" is a read that moves, inspires and gives hope for a better tomorrow.

Szaron Publishing presents this extraordinary story in a paperback cover, on 176 pages, in 205x150 mm format. Year of publication: 2012. This is a book that should be in every library, as a reminder of the power of forgiveness and love.