How has he tried to keep you from responding to his story the way he and his father once responded to the one told by moshe the beadle? how successful has he been?

Moshe the Beadle is the character in Night by Elie Wiesel. Although he disappears after few pages his values are still felt in the book. Moshe is devoted Jewish and he is loyal to Jewish mysticism. He teaches Eliezer-another protagonist the principles of Cabbala. Night centers around the Eliezer's faith struggle which is framed by Moshe's teaching. Moshe was very successful even when no one was listening to him. 

It gets more wisdom and they know more knowledge