Eberhard Bidembach the Younger

Eberhard Bidembach the Younger (* around 1561 in Bebenhausen ; † 1591 in Tübingen ; also Eberhard Bidenbach the Younger ) was a German Lutheran theologian .

Life

Born around 1561 in Bebenhausen as the son of Eberhard Bidembach the Elder. Ä. and Sophia Brenz née Eberhard Bidembach the Elder. J. came from the Bidembach family . He probably attended the evangelical monastery school in Bebenhausen, which had existed since 1556, and studied at the University of Tübingen since July 25, 1576 . On September 24, 1578 he was awarded the title of Baccalaureus and on February 1, 1581 that of a Magister . In that year he also began another theology course. From 1587 to 1591 he worked alongside his studies as a subdeacon and shortly afterwards as a deacon in Tübingen . Bidembach studied until his death in the summer of 1591; the long course of study indicates Bidembach and his father's desire to become university teachers.

Works

• Disputatio De dicto Christi Ioannis sexto: Spiritis est, qui vivificat, Caro non prodest quidquam. Verba, quae ego loquor vobis, Spiritus & vita sunt / Praeside Iacobo Andreae ad has propositiones exercitii gratia, respondere conabitur, M. Eberhardus Bidembach, Bebenhusanus (Tübingen 1584)
• Theses De Peccato Originis / Quas praeside reverendo et clarissimo viro D. Iacobo Andreae pro ingenii sui tenuitate excercitotionis gratia August 29th defendendas suscipiet M. eberhardus Bidenbach Bebenhusanus (Tübingen 1586)

literature

• Julian Kümmerle: Lutheranism, humanistic education and the Württemberg territorial state: The Bidembach family of scholars from the 16th to the 18th century . Kohlhammer, 2007, ISBN 3-17-019953-6 .