Martin Luther on Galatians 6:18

Verſe. 18. Brethren, the grace of our Lord Ieſus Chriſte be vvith your ſpirite, Amen. This is his laſt farewell. He endeth the Epiſtle with the ſame wordes wherewith he began. As if he ſayd: I haue taught you Chriſt purely: I haue entreated you: I haue chidden you, and I haue lette paſſe nothing which I thought profitable for you. I can ſay no more, but that I heartely pray, that our Lord Ieſus Chriſte would bleſſe and encreaſe my labour, and gouerne you with his holy ſpirite for euer. Thus haue ye the expoſition of Paules Epiſtle to the Galathians. The Lord Ieſus Chriſt, our iuſtifier and Sauiour, who gaue vnto me the grace and power to expound this Epiſtle and to you likewiſe to heare it, preſerue and ſtabliſh both you and me (which I moſt hartely deſire), that we daily growing more and more in the knowledge of his grace and Faith vnfained, may be found vnblameable and without fault in the day of our redemption. To whom with the father and the holy Ghoſt be glory world without end. AMEN. 1. TIMOT. 1. Vnto the King euerlaſting, immortall, inuiſible, vnto God onely vviſe be honour and glory for euer and euer. AMEN.