In 1950, President Harry S. Truman launched the Independence Savings Bond Drive as "a drive to 'save for our independence' through the purchase of United States Savings Bonds." During that time a replica of the Liberty Bell was sent to all 50 states.
Moshe and his wife Tzipporah, the daughter of Yisro, had two sons. The names of the children tell the story of his wandering before he returned to Egypt as Hashem s messenger to redeem the Jewish people (Shemos 18:3-4). The name of the first was Gershom, because he said, I was a stranger in a strange land. The name of the other was Eliezer, because the Lord of my father helped me and rescued me from Pharaoh s sword.
The origin of Eliezer s name is given directly, because the Lord of my father helped me and rescued me from Pharaoh s sword. But the origin of Gershom s name - because he said, I was a stranger in a strange land - features the seemingly extraneous words he said. Why couldn t the Torah have simply stated because I was a stranger in a strange land ?