This conjunction marks logical consequence or introduces a conclusion based on what precedes. Slightly more emphatic than the common oun (therefore), toinun appears rarely in the New Testament but was frequent in classical dialogue and philosophical discourse. It often introduces a practical application or response to an argument. The particle combines toi (an emphatic marker) with nun (now), creating a sense of "well then" or "so then" that moves from premise to conclusion with some rhetorical force.