“... The discrete character of Did. 1.3-6 and 3.1-6/7 clearly identifies them as later additions to the Two Ways teaching. However, this does not necessarily mean that the remainder of Did. 1-5 is free from other additions. It is not possible to trace the minutiae of each potential insertion, but there are two points, Did. 1.2 and 5.2, where evidence of minor additions will have significance for subsequent discussion. 6.1. Didache 1.2 In the case of Did. 1.2 there is an overlap with the Two Ways tradition as found in Barnabas in that the first command of the 'way of light' is to 'love your maker'. However, the double love command and golden rule in the Didache are notably absent from Barnabas. This omission, despite the memorable character of these teachings, suggests that they were not present in the version of the Two Ways available to Barnabas. Consequently, it is likely that this teaching was not a standard feature of the Two Ways tradition, and thus, at some stage in the life of the Two Ways text used in the Didache these summaries of the Law were added to the whole. ...”