We are thrilled to share a brand-new book trailer for Miriam Finesilver’s captivating spiritual romance, Naomi, the Rabbi’s Wife.
For those who haven’t yet met Naomi, she is an aspiring New York City actress whose soaring career is derailed by an unexpected pregnancy. Pressured into a heartbreaking choice, she finds that what was promised as freedom instead leaves a deep wound in her heart. Her subsequent search for peace and forgiveness leads her to the synagogue, where the unexpected happens: she meets and falls in love with Daniel, a young rabbi.
They call it b’sheirt—the fingerprints of divine providence. But as Naomi builds a new life as a rabbi’s wife, the haunting nightmares of her past refuse to cease. Her desperate search for true healing eventually brings her to to make a phone call answering a TV ad, leading to a profound spiritual awakening that holds the power to save her soul, but threatens to tear her marriage apart.
Whether you are returning to Naomi’s story or discovering it for the first time, this new trailer perfectly captures her emotional quest from the theater stage to the Wailing Wall in Jerusalem.
Last night I had the privilege of discussing these topics with Thomas Hudgins. Thomas has just turned in his dissertation dealing with the manuscripts used in the production of the Complutensian Polyglot, and he discusses the relationship of this text to some other manuscripts as well as some of its history.