In Mark 1:14-15, we have a specimen of Jesus' preaching. In v.15, He says to "repent, and belive the Gospel". In v.14, He seems to equate, or relate that to the "kingdom of God".

The Apostle Paul defines "the Gospel" in 1 Corinthians 15 uniquely as 'the death, burial, and resurrection' of Christ.

Question: What did Jesus mean by the term "the Gospel"? Any help/thoughts are appreciated?

"In Christ",
Bobby

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Bobby Gawthrop, V.D.M.
licensed, ordained SBC, licensed PCA
Ph.D. student (Whitefield Theological Seminary)
"Every minister in those days had a V.D.M. degree: Verbum Dei Minister. When, therefore, I became a teacher of apologetics it was natural for me to think, not only of my Th.M. and my Ph.D., but above all of my V.D.M. The former degrees were but means whereby I might be true to the latter degree." Cornelius Van Til