Grace Unto You ... from God Our Father

Grace unto you, and peace,
 from God our Father and the Lord Jesus Christ

"Grace unto you" ... "from God our Father" ("the God of all grace") is pure grace, allegorically pure religion in James 1:27 and the pure wisdom in James 3:17. As James points out: when "grace unto you" (wisdom that is from above) is "first pure" then it's notably also first "peace-able" of seven things pure grace is. The biblical moral of such an allegory is: if grace is not pure, true peace is not able.

No peace is able if grace is not pure, evident from the evidence does not lie, of current events; Especially from the state of affairs (absence of peace) in Israel (child of hell), where it's grace + law unto you, but no peace ever occurs; Nor is there any true or lasting peace in America (more the child of hell), which has a church on nearly every corner, but no peace at home nor abroad.

The grace Noah found in the eyes of the LORD was partial: only saved some; and only eight "souls". The grace which came by Jesus Christ is spiritual grace and impartial: saves all. Save some only scuttles all perish till we get to the end where none perish, which speaks of the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ with you all, against none of you. Hence there are two sorts of grace to sort out.

Just as "that God is light and in him there is no darkness at all"; So also "the God of all grace" is all grace and no law at all. In the same manner "God is love", the perfect (merciful) sort, is also all love and no fear at all. "God [is] a Spirit" is also all Spirit and no Ghost at all. And in such pure wisdom, such pure light(day), such perfect love, such a Spirit of grace and truth thereof, we find grace is the root source of all God (good) stuff which is not only a given, but "freely given", to all, without partiality. Grace comes from a "throne of grace", where mercy is mercy full and forgiven is a given, unto "you"; and by taking away the law from grace + law, which is by "the operation of God".


Such "Grace unto you... from God our Father", is also how we ought to greet brethren all, be it friend or foe, ignorant or bewitched, whether such are playing "your part" or "their part" in the Shew having two parts to it; Even a third part as what's best of three things. For Grace is y(our) hallowed name, the heavenly name of God & Son, also the heavenly name "by which ye are called", the name "above every name" (including Jesus), and to be hallowed. Hallowed be thy name: Grace unto You (from God our Father).

When looking closer at the "Christ": "is the end of the law" (Romans 10:4), we find that all Christ(the end of the law) both did and said was by grace only, neither obeying nor disobeying any law at all; Rather giving law no place at all. As he aptly said: "I am (grace) not come to destroy (law) but to fulfill (grace)"; The point of such allegorical statement being he's no mixture of grace + law. For grace + law = blessed + cursed = accursed by "the curse of the law". And grace + law = life + death: dead end (since law was a "ministration of death": 2Cor 3).

So the end ("The grace of our Lord JC be with you all. amen."), which is (allegorically) declared from the beginning  ("Grace unto you") according to Isaiah 46:10, is also how Paul The Apostle begins and ends all his epistles (Hebrews: a mini bible itself is excepted, since it is Unto The Hebrews; Yet Hebrews also ends with "Grace with you all"). The end has no mention of law nor any grace + law ("added") to anyone; For the letter (law) killeth, but the spirit (grace) giveth life. So we find even Pauline written Hebrews and Revelation end with grace only.

Grace unto You: It's "all grace" and no law at all from "the God of all grace" via "Christ: is the end of the law"... when "his angel" plays the last trump it: