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

Perhaps "the word of reconciliation" given to us by "that God" in "Christ" (2Corinthians 5:19) isn't both come ye blessed and depart ye cursed; Not both grace and law; Not both bless(grace) and curse(law); But bless(grace) only: bless(grace) and curse(law) not: applies to friend & foe, if there be any foe.

For come and depart are divisional; Not unifying.
Reconciliation is about unity, not about division.

Come; Not both Come ye blessed & Depart ye cursed.
Bless & curse ought not come out "the same" mouth.
Jesus Christ is "the same" today, yesterday, forever.
Not law, but "grace and truth" came by Jesus Christ.

Grace: Grace(not law) unto you from God our Father.
Truth: Grace is sufficient for thee (no law req'd).

Ye/We are not under the law, but under grace...x2
(noted twice in Romans 6, for both Jews & Gentiles)

Jesus: division & not peace: both come and depart.
Christ: peace & not divided: bless and curse not.
Peace with God is "through Jesus-->Christ".
Reconciling the world is done "in Christ".

James 3: bless & curse ought not come out "the same" mouth. Hebrews 13: Jesus Christ is "the same". So bless(grace) & curse(law) ought not come out the mouth of Jesus Christ. For it was not law, but grace and truth which came by Jesus Christ. Furthermore eternal life is "through Jesus-->Christ", in Christ thereof, not in Jesus spake both come and depart.

Pauline epistles clarify it, and James dovetails with Pauline epistles. For 'the gospel of Paul' is "the gospel of God" (Grace) and "the gospel of Christ" (Peace); Called the gospel of grace and peace, which is how Paul's greeting to brethren all begins in his epistles: "Grace unto you, and peace, from God our Father and the Lord Jesus Christ". Peace is the absence of divisions; No more law vs law division nor law vs grace division in Christ is the end of the law.

The GRACE of our Lord Jesus Christ with you all. Amen.