The Great Commandment in Judaism is the name commonly given to a part of Leviticus 19:18 in the Torah: This Torah verse represents but one of several versions of the Golden Rule. It is seemingly the oldest written version in a positive form. The Great Commandment as well as the proverbial Golden Rule calls for others the equal manner and respect we want for ourselves. The Great Commandment appears on a 1958 Israeli postage stamp in Hebrew and several other languages commemorating the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.