Question

In Chapter 5 of Night, the prisoners start to come together to celebrate upcoming Jewish holidays. Elie is unsure of his faith in God, and he expresses uncertainty about whether he wants to take part in the celebrations. He begins to ask questions directly to God, and continues for some time. Recall the teachings about questions from Moishe the Beadle at the start of the text.summarize what Moishe taught Elie about the significance of questions. How does that apply to Elie's current situation in the camp and his uncertainty about his faith? What conclusion does Elie reach with regard to the holidays?

Answer 1

The statement that best summarizes what Moishe taught Elie about the importance of questions is that asking the right questions is of the utmost importance.

What is the textual evidence to this?

Moishe indicated - I pray to the God inside of me to give the enablement to ask Him the right questions.

How does that apply to Elie's current situation in the camp and his uncertainty about his faith?

This is crucial to Elie because seeing human cruelty at it's highest form, and the victims helpless, he was pressured to reconsider that he believed about his faith.

What conclusion does Elie reach with regard to the holidays?

Eliezer, during the Jewish holidays of Rosh Hashanah, became more rebellious concluding that man was stronger than God.

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