
BA | The University of Hong Kong | |
文學士 | 香港大學 | |
MCS | China Graduate School of Theology | |
基督教研究碩士 | 中國神學研究院 | |
ThM | China Graduate School of Theology | |
神學碩士 | 中國神學研究院 | |
PhD | Jointly awarded by the University of Edinburgh and China Graduate School of Theology | |
哲學博士 | 愛丁堡大學及中國神學研究院聯合頒發 |
The Epistle to the Romans
Epistles and Theology of Paul
Early Christianity in its Jewish and Greco-Roman background
New Testament Theology
Sociolinguistic theory and Biblical exegesis
Having grown up in church, Grace Au started her graduate degree at China Graduate School of Theology in 2010 after her undergraduate degree in Philosophy. Her determination to become a Bible scholar prompted her to pursue a ThM at CGST. In 2017, she enrolled in the jointly awarded PhD programme established by the University of Edinburgh and CGST. During her time in Edinburgh, she served in a local Chinese church, leading Bible study groups for mainland students and teaching Sunday Schools. From 2021, she joins CGST and takes up the position of Assistant Professor in Biblical Studies. She is also a volunteer Minister in Christian Canaan Church.
Her doctoral research is about Paul’s ways of characterising God in Romans, she argues that Paul justifies his Gentile mission with various divine designations. She believes the Bible is the revelation of God, and reading the Bible in its original languages enables us to contemplate deeply on the Truth. As Paul has set a perfect example of reviewing his theology in ministerial settings, Grace also hopes to help students integrate theology with ministry in contemporary context.
She is serving together with her husband in Christian Canaan Church and they have a daughter, Alethea.
〈从社会语言学角度看“称罪人为义”(罗4:5)的神圣谓词〉,收《圣经文学研究》,即出。
“Divine Designations in Romans 4,” presented at EABS Online Seminar Day “'Biblical Theology on the Attributes of God”, European Association of Biblical Studies (AUG 2020).