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Tuesday, March 23, 2021
Rebbetzin Malkah Devorah Wolfson saw herself only as a reflection — of her husband’s Torah and her Creator’s greatness
Baila Vorhand
Baila Vorhand’s writing career is an answer to the question: “Does anyone translate the Torah of Rav Wolfson to English?”
In a burning desire to share the broadness, satisfaction, light, and joy of deeper torah, she authored sought after sefarim based on his Torah. See bailavorhand.com.
She also shares sparks of this deeper layer of soul-quenching Torah in her shiurim and of course in her Sparks and Spirits column in Family First.
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