摘要：Sometimes actions really are louder than words. The words of Locke are later
echoed by Benjamin Franklin who stated that “Well done is better than well said”.
Actions, and the steps that comprise those actions, are more important than what a
leader plans to do (or wishes to do, or thought they did). Actions always trump even
the most eloquent of words. The story of the leper in Matthew 8:1-4 provides an
intriguing example of this, and gives leaders a concise example where actions do
speak louder than words.
