Why does Eliezer direct his anger toward God rather than the Germans? What does his anger suggest about the depths of his faith?

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Zayden Salas

28 August, 20:05

Why does Eliezer direct his anger toward God rather than the Germans? What does his anger suggest about the depths of his faith?

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Because he was considered a person with deep faith that always saw God as all powerful, even more powerful than the Germans, so his anger was toward God rather than the Germans. His anger suggests that if god is so powerful why does he not act? It means that he has lost his faith.