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A sincere Christian, he had been a devout and constant student of the Bible, and could quote its passages and apply its teachings with singular readiness and felicity.
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gutenberg.orgA sincere Christian, he had been a devout and constant student of the Bible, and could quote its passages and apply its teachings with singular readiness and felicity.
Blaine describes a person's commitment to Christianity and their ability to apply biblical teachings effectively.
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