and who, as the Anabaptists imagine today, suffer need, hunger, cold, and tattered clothing, rather than those others who own property, etc. Therefore it is impossible for them to be at peace with those who do not agree with their opinions, but they will bite and devour them. By contrast, Paul teaches that such occasions for discord are to be avoided; and he shows how they can be avoided. “The way to achieve concord,” he says, “is this: Let each do his duty in that way of life into which God has