Ehrenfried Christian Colberg

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Ehrenfried Christian Colberg (born August 28, 1729 in Stralsund ; † January 16, 1804 there ) was a German Evangelical Lutheran clergyman and superintendent in Stralsund.

Life

Ehrenfried Christian Colberg came from a Pomeranian theologian family. He was a son of the Stralsund superintendent Johann Friedrich Colberg . After attending the Stralsund high school until 1748, he studied Protestant theology at the universities of Jena and from 1750 Göttingen . Here he graduated as a Magister in 1752 with a disputation chaired by Johann David Michaelis (1717–1791) on the immortality of the soul in Moses .

In 1754 he became a deacon (2nd pastor) and in 1781 pastor at the Jakobikirche in Stralsund. In 1792 he was appointed superintendent for Stralsund. At the same time, the Theological Faculty of the University of Greifswald awarded him an honorary doctorate in theology. For this act, General Superintendent Gottlieb Schlegel from West Pomerania wrote a Latin congratulatory document on the relationship between politics and the church under the title Moses et Aaron fratres ( The Brothers Moses and Aaron ).

During his term of office between Sensitivity and Enlightenment , the introduction of a new order of worship in Stralsund and a liturgical manual published by him in 1795 fall. Even before that, he had been one of the editors of the new Stralsund hymn book in 1786/87 , for which he reworked many chorals in the sense of Enlightenment theology .

His son Johann Ehrenfried Colberg (1750-1822) also became a pastor. He worked at the Heilgeistkirche and as an assistant to his father.

Works

  • Argumenta immortalitatis animorum humanorum et futuri seculi ex Mose collecta. Goettingen 1752
Digital copy , Bavarian State Library
  • Dissertatio Epistolaris de Vita et Meritis B. Domini Henningii Levii. Senatoris Camerarii et Scholarchae Civitatis Sundensis Quondam Meritissimi Dominis Curatoribus Stipendii Theologici Leviani EA Qua par est observantia. Stralsund: Schindler 1757
  • In these lines, Ehrenfried Christian Colberg lamented his painful loss to the blissful death of his father, the blessed superintendent Johann Friedrich Colberg. Stralsund: Struck 1761
Digitized , Greifswald University Library
  • (Ed.): Salutations and prayers for use in the public worship service and the related activities, along with a message about the order in Stralsund. Stralsund: Struck 1795
Digitized , Greifswald University Library

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Individual evidence

  1. Gottlieb Schlegel: Moses et Aaron fratres, seu de mutuo adjumento ordinis politici et ecclesiastici in augenda religione morumque probitate. [Univ.-Schr. to theol. Doctor of Ehrenfried Christian Colberg on September 20, 1792] Greifswald 1792
  2. ^ Hellmuth Heyden : Church history of Pomerania. 2nd revised edition (= Eastern Europe and the German East; 5), Cologne 1957, Volume 2, p. 164
  3. See also Gottlieb Mohnike : Hymnological research. Volume 1, Stralsund: J. Strucks Witwe 1831, p. VI