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Учение, дабы было действительно, не столько зависит от остроумия и красноречия, сколько от чистоты и непорочности сердца учителева.
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The quote says that effective teaching is not mainly a matter of cleverness or persuasive speech. It places greater importance on the teacher’s moral character: a “pure and blameless heart.” In other words, skillful presentation matters less than the integrity behind what the teacher says and does.
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