This study aims at investigating the significance and function of the theme “creation” from the selected passages of Isaiah 40-48. The author discovers a fresh “creation theology”; transformation or recreation of nature is to meet the needs of the poor and needy; the earth has been formed to be a dwelling place for all; the produce and offspring of earth are given by Yahweh to all; a reconciled model of creation is emphasized and predominantly ‘creation’ is perceived as an ongoing process and continuous action of Yahweh. Dr. Aravind Jeyakumar Moniraj is a member of the Methodist Church in India and currently serves as Associate Professor and the Head of the Department of Old Testament Studies at Gurukul Lutheran Theological College and Research Institute, Chennai. He earned his Doctor of Theology degree from the University of Hamburg, Germany. Formerly, he has served as Lecturer at Indian Theological College, Chennai, Tamilnadu and as Assistant Professor at Leonard Theological College, Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh.weiterlesen