Jesus then goes into Galilee, preaching "The kingdom of God is near ("ēngiken"). Repent and believe the gospel ("euangelion")!" The kingdom of God can be seen as a physical or spiritual place. It could also be translated as "God's imperial rule", indicating the power of God over all things. The gospel is seen as not just God's message but his actions. Jesus here links the coming of God with the term "ēngiken" (Strong's G1448), which some see as meaning "near" as in "upcoming in the future" but others argue it means "near" as in Jesus himself is near and the coming of God has arrived. These are then linked with repentance, a change of heart, and then belief. Belief and repentance are thus what Jesus says God desires. See also Justification (theology).