That No One Should Ever Forget Elie Wiesel Analysis

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After reading Elie Wiesel essay “That No One Should Ever Forget” (Parachin, pp. 34-40), came to my mind many of the things that always tend to stay with us; in our memory. These memories become part of our life (past, present and future). However, God provides / give us the opportunity to change our path. There things that are not easy to forget. What are the things in our life that usually keep us away from present full reverence to our God? Yes, religion is a powerful tool, which in many cases allow individuals to find a way to fulfill their life. However, there times when things that tend to produce hope, and joy, then change into anger, hatred and resentment. Resentment that usually consumes our hope, and those things have often kept us away from reaching our goal in life. …show more content…

I understand that there are many things that affect us and many times we are separated from the presence of God. I remembered, after my father's passed away, few months later, I received the news that my one of niece (who was presented during my father funeral) has leukemia. The leukemia was in a very advanced stage and she only has a few days left. This was something that really hurt me a lot and maybe like Wiesel, did, it came to my mind the question of why God allowed it. However, I know that as stated in the Bible that God works in mysterious ways, and it is not up to us to try to understand the course. And God does not forget us and the promise to us. As Wiesel mentioned in the essay when his cousin was in the hospital and his cousin requested that Wiesel came to the hospital to pray for

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