Wiesel is deep in one of the worst death camps ever. His family is torn apart and people he knows are dying all around him. He has to see his own father cry and question his existence. He can not believe that all this cruelty can reflect the presence of a God. If God is omniscient and can do whatever he wants why would he let such te

Another important part of the book is where a fellow Jew is being hung for collaborating with the Nazis. It is a young boy who is being hung and this is one of the real low points for Elie. Wiesel's youth is leaving along with some of his security with God. Someone asked, "Where is God? Where is he now?" and Wiesel says, "Where is he? Here he is... He is hanging here on the gallows." His faith in God is being torn away just like the boy who is hanging in the gallows. Before these times Wiesel thought that God was everywhere and that God touched every part of his life. He thought that God was good so life was good. This story resembles the Book of Job where how can you really test someone's faith unless they are put into the worst of conditions. Just like Job Elie holds on to his beliefs in God but just questions them considerably.

Never shall I forget those flames which consumed my faith forever.

Never shall I forget that

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Approximate Word count = 627
Approximate Pages = 3 (250 words per page double spaced)