“... The position of Did 6:2-3 clashes with the Pauline position. Paul uses the word "yoke" [...], which is found in Did 6:2, only once. In a polemical response to Jewish Christians or Judaizers, who attempted to persuade gentiles in Paul's communities to keep the Tora, he warns his readers in Gal 5:1 to stand fast "and do not submit again to a yoke of slavery" [...]. Our passage, in fact, discusses the observance of the Law from the non-Pauline side. We do not know whether the composer of Did 6:2-3 had any knowledge of the Pauline position, but he may well make a stand against people who teach that one can be perfect without the full observation of the Tora. ...”