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Photos and Quotes from The Price We Must Pay For Our Father's Sins


Death is the inevitable price we must pay. Freedom is not a thing my family nor myself have ever experienced. Our father's evilness prevented us from being free.

My brother and I were born in his prison. It made us enemies, and holds our mother captive.

This is the price we must pay for our father's sins.

Tony Elliott,
The son of Jim Elliott



Priscilla Emerson, the wife of Jim Elliott lives in a prison of fear and torment. On her wedding night, she discovered the true identity of the man she had fallen in love with.

The eyes she once loved to gaze into, during the romantic moments they spent together, that brought out the passion of a deep love that she felt from within her soul for him, vanished on her wedding night: When she looked into his eyes she saw cold and deadly evil with a murderous look that caused her to fear him. Each time he touched her, fear gripped her soul as the flames of hell that consumed her entire body. She knew he was incapable of loving another human being.

She and her family can never be free from this prison:

"How can a dead man reach beyond the grave and continue to destroy and dominate someone else's life?  The pain he has inflicted upon me will never go away." Priscilla concludes.
The Price We Must Pay For Our Father's Sins
Author: Ellen Jean Barrier

Video: YouTube

A Man Should Be Judged by His Character and Not by His Looks

The man who shows great respect for his mother, and the women in his life: will have respect for those he meets. __ Ellen J. Barrier


Evil can oftentimes disguise itself as being beautiful, that attracts the eyes and stimulates pleasant desires that can results in a broken heart when it is embraced. Some women have made the mistake of choosing the wrong man, who they gave their hearts to, such as the one who is described below:

He is gorgeous, so attractive to look upon, that when his eyes met hers, she could not look away. His eyes hold within them a captivating beauty that is irresistible. He is charming: his words are those that captured her attention: He said all the things he knew she desired to hear. While saying “Hello” to her, and complimenting her on her appearance, he was quickly reading her like an open book. He finds out her weaknesses and uses them to achieve his desires. He is evil disguised in beauty. But she is blinded by passion. Who is this gorgeous creature she has fallen helpless in love with?

He is evil. His heart can never belong to her: He is incapable of loving. He uses his looks and charm to get whatever he wants. When she finds out who he really is, the doors of her prison are locked and she learns she can never be free.

“Do not envy evil men, neither desire to be with them. For their hearts studies destruction and their lips talk of mischief” King Solomon (Proverbs 24:1)

These men are not good role models. They are abusive, controlling and manipulative to women and children. They have no compassion for their family.

The people who follow them accept their behavior as strong men. They in reality are very weak men.

Strong men respect others. They are good role models for children. They possess the characteristic tracts of kindness, Love, respectful, peaceful, empathy and sympathy: Such men are trustworthy, gentle and reveal patience in a relationship. Women who give their hearts to them, are not blinded by passion, they are protected with their Love. They have been given a treasure chest of priceless valuables that will last a lifetime. The men in their lives are careful and thoughtful in the decisions they make. They are cool-headed under pressure, but will fight when there is a legitimate cause.

The character of an individual describes who they are. This is a safe way to avoid a broken heart: And asking, “Where did I go wrong?

From the Novel: The Price We Must Pay For Our Father’s Sins

One day when Priscilla looked into the mirror, she saw the face of a battered woman. Inside, her soul felt the same. The gorgeous face and figure that were once hers were gone. She felt like a much older woman. The youthful zest she once had coupled with energy, had vanished from her body. Not only was she a prisoner to Jim, she had become a prisoner in his organization as well. “Where did I go wrong? She asked.

Written by Ellen J. Barrier


The synopsis for the story and other information regarding the Screenplay, can be found on Barrier’s Books & Associates primary website @ http://barriersbooks.1wp.com/