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As a boy, Jason feared his father. As a man, he hated him. He thought this was normal. But why did it bother him when his own young sons began to fear him? As Jason learned to know the heavenly Father, there grew a hope that the evil cycle could be broken. 348 pages; paperback; Shady Acres.
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