controversy when he styled Judaisers at Rome dogs (Phil. 3:2), retorting their own usage, and almost in doing so ‘rendering evil for evil, railing for railing.’ Conceivably this judgment may be right. We do not believe that the Apostles were infallible in conduct; in fact, we know that they were not. Yet they were apostles of Christ, serving Him with loyal hearts. Why must we assume that the Apostles became infallible when they took pen in hand? They may have erred even morally; there may be moral