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Mark 1:15

John Gill's Exposition of the Entire Bible · John Gill (1697–1771) · Public Domain

And saying, the time is fulfilled,.... Either that which was fixed for the end of the law and prophets, the legal and Mosaic dispensation, and the Jewish church state; or the fulness of time for the Messiah's appearance in the world; which was agreed upon between the Father and the Son, was predicted in various prophecies, and the people of the Jews were in a general expectation of:and the kingdom of God is at hand: the same with the kingdom of heaven, in Mt 3:2, see the notes:See Gill on "Mt 3:2",See Gill on "Mt 4:17".

repent ye, and believe the Gospel.

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