0Hi,02br 02br 00I think th colon functions to clarify, define, or emphasizing the opening of the sentence. Do you the following sentences from the article named 01i00Picture Christ02i00 in the Christiantoday magazine are showing the correct usage when they seem to clarify only some parts of the opening sentences.02br 02br 00How de we banish these devilish images adn see only grace? Luther exhorts us to contemplate the image that saves: Jesus Christ, who "overcame death with life." -- the clause that follows seems to only illuminate/clairty the image that saves (i.e. Jesus Christ). 02br 02br 00Again Luther admonished us not to deny our sinfulness, but to contemplate it during our lifetimes, as is taught in Psalm 51:3: "My sin is ever before me." -- again, the clause that follows seems to define only what Psalm 51:3 is or says and not deal with the overall context. 0-
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0 COLON : • 01b 00noun02b 00 a punctuation mark (:) used to precede 01b 00a list of items, a quotation, or an expansion or explanation02b 00. 0-
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0 COLON : • 01b 00noun02b 00 a punctuation mark (:) used to precede 01b 00a list of items, a quotation, or an expansion or explanation02b 00.
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