Talmud for Numbers 6:26

R. Joshua of Siknin said in the name of R. Levi: Great is peace, for all benedictions and prayers conclude with ‘peace’. In the case of the benedictions of the Shema‘⁶²In the morning service two benedictions precede the Shema‘ and one benediction follows it; in the evening service two precede and two follow it (P.B., pp. 37ff., 96). one concludes with ‘peace’: ‘[Blessed art Thou, O Lord,] Who spreadest the tabernacle of peace’;⁶³The conclusion of the second benediction after the Shema‘ in the evening services on Sabbaths and Festivals (P.B., p. 114). in the case of prayers⁶⁴i.e. the ‘Amidah (P.B., pp. 44-54). one concludes with ‘peace’: ‘[Blessed art Thou, O Lord,] Who makest peace’.⁶⁵P.B., p. 54, where this formula is now used only during the penitential season, though originally said on all occasions. V and H include, but GRA deletes, ‘The benediction of the kohanim concludes with “peace” in and give them peace (Num. 6, 26)’.