what role does Moshe the Beadle play in Eliezer's life

He helps Eliezer to study the cabbala, and he teaches him that it is more important to ask God the right questions than to try to find the right answers. Early in the war, Moché is deported to Nazi concentration camps because he is a foreigner. He manages to escape and tries to warn the townspeople of the horrors of the Holocaust. They ignore him and think he's mad. Eliezer will ask many hard questions of his God and his faith as the novel unfolds.