JACOB DESHAZER - FORGIVE OUR ENEMIES

Discover the moving story of Jacob DeShazer, an American soldier whose life changed in Japanese captivity. Experience his transformation from a participant in the Doolittle Raid to a missionary spreading the message of forgiveness. This book from the Heroes of Faith series by Janet and Geoff Benge is an inspiring story about the power of forgiveness and reconciliation.

• Extraordinary story of a man's transformation
• Inspiring example of the power of forgiveness
• Authentic portrayal of the life of prisoners of war
• Encouragement to live in the power of the Gospel
• For lovers of biographies and the history of World War II
• For those seeking spiritual inspiration
• For those interested in the history of Christian missions

Jacob DeShazer, after the attack on Pearl Harbor, took part in the legendary Doolittle Raid on Japan. After completing his mission, he was captured by the Japanese, where he endured years of hunger, loneliness, and brutal treatment. In the prison cell, thanks to a Bible he received, his life was completely transformed. It was there that his faith and desire to forgive his tormentors were born.

After the end of the war, Jacob DeShazer returned to Japan, but this time not as a soldier, but as a missionary. For over three decades, he served the people of the country he 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. DeShazer's story is a tale of how forgiveness can be stronger than hatred, and the love of Christ can transform even the most hardened hearts.

This book is not only a biography but also an inspiring example of the power of forgiveness and reconciliation. An authentic portrayal of the life of prisoners of war during World War II, as well as encouragement to live in the power of the Gospel, regardless of the circumstances. Ideal for lovers of biographies, the history of World War II, people seeking spiritual inspiration, and those interested in the history of Christian missions. Reach for this inspiring biography and discover the power of the Gospel working in the life of an ordinary man.

Szaron Publishing presents this moving story in a paperback cover, with 176 pages in a 209x144 mm format. Year of publication: 2025.