It’s somewhat paradoxical that Jacob “Jake” DeShazer was never what you might call an “explosive” personality—neither in the sense of being hot tempered nor in the sense of possessing an impulsive, ultra-dynamic personality. Yet the story of Jacob DeShazer is undeniably explosive. When all is said and done, it’s an explosive story of the miraculous—a story of how God parted forgiveness and reconciliation. In the short term, however, the story literally begins with the explosive—as in violent, deathdealing explosions. These explosions so shook the world that they’ve been the subject of multiple cinematic treatments. If you’re any kind of follower of Hollywood World War II movies, Tora! Tora! Tora! There’s an even better chance you’ve seen the 2001 Jerry Bruckheimer and Michael Bay blockbuster, Pearl Harbor. So while we will indeed return to those epic cinematic productions, for now, we start with a scene—a real-life scene – that is hardly “explosive.”
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