One that feared God] i.e. a believer in the one true God, but not a circumcised proselyte. The baptism of Cornelius would not have been an innovation if he had been circumcised: see Acts 6:5. Cornelius was diligent in the three recognised religious duties of prayer, fasting (Acts 10:30), and almsdeeds; he kept the Jewish hours of prayer (Acts 10:3).

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