Rabbi Eliahu is the rabbi of a small Polish community, beloved and kind. During the period when he appears, he retains his holiness, despite his time in the concentration camps. We see him, and even a little bit pity. Why is that? Because his son has a very bad behavior to his dad. What is the reason? Simple. Dad is old and can’t do all that things he used to when he was younger. When Eliezer sees how the rabbi’s son abandoned his father, he prays desperately to God that he, himself, will not give in to the temptation to treat his father in the same way.
Rabbi Eliahu in the Essays
Author: Wilma Daniels