Dhamma Verses (Dhammapada, KN 2)

19: The Chapter about One who stands by Dhamma – 233
One who truly bears the Dhamma
Ven. Ekuddāna knew but one verse, which he recited on the
fast-day, and all the deities applauded; when two learned
monks, with their followings, came by they recited the
Tipiṭaka, but received no applause; the Buddha explained that
a monastic who knows one verse, and practised accordingly, is
better than someone who knows the words but practices not.
259. Na tāvatā Dhammadharo yāvatā bahu bhāsati,
yo ca appam-pi sutvāna, Dhammaṁ kāyena passati,
sa ve Dhammadharo hoti, yo Dhammaṁ nappamajjati.
One is not a Dhamma-bearer
merely through speaking much, but the
one who, having heard a little,
sees Dhamma for himself, is one
who bears Dhamma, the one who is
not heedless regarding Dhamma.