ISAIAH 6-10: SPRiNG to Echo Bible 23

SPRiNG is SPR commentary reading of the Bible with a new translation, ECHO BIBLE, from Hebrew-Aramaic MT, and analytical works in literature, ECHOiNG, and a rhetorical paradigm, Claim-Reason-Warrant. Its primary goal is to support pastors in preaching and teaching the Bible. SPR is from Separation, Placement, and Rest, from the three stages of the Creation (Genesis 1:1-2:3; cf. Michael D. Guinan, The Pentateuch, The Liturgical Press, 1990) : S in the first three days, P in the following three days, and R in the seventh day. SPR is also found in the history of Exodus: S from Egypt, P into Canaan, R in worship. The relationship between the Creation and the Exodus is best described in C@E: the Creation was declared in the context of the Exodus. In the Mt. Sinai, YHWH revealed who he was, the Creator God, to Moses when he called him to go back to Egypt to deliver Israel from land of slavery. The Exodus was made as the new-Creation of YHWH. Some scholars like G. von Rad, in studies on the book of Isaiah, recognized salvation of YHWH, the Savior, was best revealed in the description of the new-Creation. What Eun Suk Cho found anew is the dynamics of C@E would be found in each page of the Bible, of course, somewhat different according to specific contexts and theological emphasis. SPRiNG finds, therefore, each book of the Bible how SPR works good to each generation. Eun Suk Cho holds degrees from Yonsei U, SFTS, Yale U, CCSF, and a PhD in Old Testament from GTU (2002) . He teaches Bible at theological institutions in mission sites including Colombia, Rwanda, China, Russia and Mexico. Founding pastor of Golden Gate Presbyterian Church, Daly City, California, he has preached since 1994. This book is one of his 200-volume SPRiNG series of the Old Testament. For better references on SPR, read: ES Cho, What Is SPR? (KDP, 2019) .