…proclaim liberty through all the land and unto all the inhabitants thereof… – Bible, Leviticus 25:10

Today, Passover is used as an opportunity to reflect on the things that plague our world, to seek justice for the still-oppressed and even to bring together multi-faiths family and friends under the common banner of universal freedom. – “Passover 2011: The Unleavened Basics,” Huffington Post

The Seder nights… tie me with the centuries before me. – Ludwig Frank (1874–1914), Aufsätze, Reden und Briefe, ausgewählt und ein

To keep green, then, the memory of the Exodus was for the Israelite not only to keep his gratitude to his Divine Redeemer ever fresh, but to ratify again and again his covenant with his religion. – Morris Joseph, “Passover,” Judaism as Creed and Life