Strong’s G3767

οὖν

Part of speech

Conjunction

Transliteration

oun

Pronunciation

oon

Definition

therefore, then, so, consequently

Meaning

therefore, then.

Usage

The Greek conjunction "οὖν" (oun) is used to denote a logical conclusion or inference from what has been previously stated. It serves as a connector that indicates a result, consequence, or summary. In the New Testament, "oun" often appears in narrative and discourse to transition between thoughts, drawing conclusions or summarizing arguments.

Bible references

Matthew 1:17;Matthew 3:8;Matthew 3:10;Matthew 5:19;Matthew 5:23;Matthew 5:48;Matthew 6:2;Matthew 6:8;Matthew 6:9;Matthew 6:22;Matthew 6:23;Matthew 6:31;Matthew 6:34;Matthew 7:11;Matthew 7:12;Matthew 7:24;Matthew 9:38;Matthew 10:16;Matthew 10:26;Matthew 10:31;Matthew 10:32;Matthew 12:12;Matthew 12:26;Matthew 13:18;Matthew 13:27