Grace and Peace

Notwithstanding how the Galatians disappointed and perplexed Paul, he was of such a magnanimous spirit that he could yet honestly desire that his readers know 'grace and peace.' His large hearted generosity, evidenced in what he prayerfully wished for the Galatians, is instructive to all in relationships with others with whom they are in conflict. The burden of this message is a consideration of the profound sense of well being which Paul calls 'peace.' Seven leading lines of truth about peace are identified.