To a Hebrew, what a person says is not as important as what he does. A Hebrew knows everyone has two sets of beliefs: the one he or she espouses, and the one he or she lives out. Thus, how a person acts is the litmus test that truly reveals what he or she truly thinks, feels and values. As a result, a Hebrew would never even ask, “Do you love your neighbor?” Rather, he would follow that man around for a while, and observe dozens of interactions between the man and his neighbor(s); then he would know