The moving story of Joana Halevi – one brave woman who was willing to give up the most precious things in her life to maintain her faith.
Spain, 1391. Joana, wife of Shlomo Halevi, the Rabbi of Burgos, mother of five, and daughter of a wealthy and respectable family, is living a comfortable, carefree life. Until her world is shattered without warning one summer day.
While her husband Shlomo, now Pablo de Santamaria, joins the Catholic church and takes their family with him, Joana struggles with the unrelenting yearning for her children. Will her soul find relief? Will her children return to her side?
Jerusalem, 2020. Ruth is struggling with personal conflicts when the Covid-19 pandemic shakes her world, adding loneliness and isolation to her struggle. With her new online friend, she embarks on a voyage that will set Joana Halevi’s memory free from oblivion.
Hello,readers!
I received "The Rabbi’s Wife, the Bishop’s Wife" by David Jacobson Chayuta Deutsch to review on my blog!
"The Rabbi’s Wife, The Bishop’s Wife" is an inspiring
story filled with drama and historical facts.
Joana Helvi is a woman that willing to give up everything for her faith. This story takes place in 1391. She is the mother of five kids. She is married to the Rabbi of Burgos. She is also from a very wealthy and respected family.
Her family joins the Catholic church. She is left behind and hope they will return to her.
Based on the true story of Joana Halevi, The Rabbi’s Wife, the Bishop’s Wife addresses human behavior and condition: true and false alliances, betrayal and loyalty, destruction and redemption.
I highly recommend this book!
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