Associate Professor of New Testament Studies

Director of the M.A.C.S. Program

• Highest Degree: Ph.D., Trinity International University
• Previous Position: Assistant Professor, Cedarville University
• Research Interests: New Testament Use of the Old Testament; Pauline Epistles
• Courses Taught: Biblical Greek, New Testament Exegesis, New Testament Survey, New Testament Use of the Old Testament
• Special Topics & Seminars: God’s Heart in Ephesians, Paul’s Secret to Victory, Analysis of Paul’s Epistles, Paul’s Transformation
• Languages: Mandarin, English

Selected Publications

• 2023, “The Hope of Christ Coming Again—1 Corinthians 15,” in Maranatha—Living in the Promise and Hope of the End Time, edited by Ekron Chen and Mary Luo. Hong Kong: Tien Dao.
• 2019, “Peter: From Fisherman to Shepherd,” pp. 33–39 in A Tree by the Water: Dialogues with Contemporary Culture on Growth and Maturity, edited by Chloe Sun, Ekron Chen, and James Hwang. Hong Kong: Tien Dao.
• 2017, Ling Luo and Darli Luo, The Benefits of Reading the Bible in Its Original Languages: 50 Exegetical Examples to Help You Love Reading the Bible in Its Original Languages. Hong Kong: Tien Dao.
• 2013, Ling Luo, “The Use of the OT in 2 Cor 6:16–18,” Ph.D. dissertation abstract, Trinity Journal 34NS (2013), 283.