Ernst Genzken

Karl Ernst Bernhard Genzken , also Carl Ernst Bernhard Genzken (born December 5, 1811 in Rostock , † November 9, 1882 in Schwarzenbek ) was a German Evangelical Lutheran clergyman and author.

Life

Genzken was a son of the pastor and later cathedral provost in Ratzeburg Carl Genzken . Friedrich Genzken was his younger brother. After receiving private tuition from his father, he went to Prima des Johanneum in Lüneburg at the age of 14 . From 1831 to 1833 he studied Protestant theology at the University of Göttingen and from Easter 1833 to 1834 at the University of Halle . After 18 months as a private tutor (Easter 1834 to Christmas 1835) he was appointed as a deacon at the Nicolaikirche in Mölln on February 21, 1836 . On March 4th he became pastor primarius in Mölln. In February 1846 he moved to Schwarzenbek. His successor in Mölln was Adolf Moraht . In 1867 he was appointed consistorial assessor.

Works

• Sermons. Lüneburg: Herold & Wahlstab 1841
• Epistle sermons on all Sundays, feast days and public holidays throughout the church year; initially for reading aloud in country churches. Lueneburg 1853
• Gospel sermons on Sundays, feasts and holidays. Lueneburg 1861

Digital copy , Bavarian State Library

• Evangelical testimonies (celebratory sermons especially for Maundy Thursday and Good Friday) from the posthumous sermons of because. Diaconus in Möllen HMF Volbehr and promoted to print. Rendsburg: Upper Reich 1862
• Explanation of the little catechism of Luther (with special consideration of the biblical history and the ecclesiastical pericopes) together with a selection of Bible lessons, chants and memorabilia and an appendix of prayers. A reading book for school and confirmation lessons. Lüneburg: Herold & Wahlstab, 1853; 2nd ed. 1858; 3rd ed. 1859; 4th ed. 1860; 5th ed. 1863
• Confirmation memorial sheet with verses from the Bible and verses from the core songs of the Evangelical Lutherans. Church and bibl. Pictures and Marginal drawings. Magdeburg: Heinrichshofen 1856
• The good right of our ecclesiastical symbols is historically proven from their inner development. Leipzig: Dörffling & Franko 1851

Digital copy , Bavarian State Library

• Drafts for confessional speeches on all pericopes of the church year. Leipzig: Teubner 1860
• News from and about the East Indies for friends of the mission. Rendsburg 1851-1865
• Sebastian Friedrich Trescho's Death Bible: a selection from the second edition of 1767, in excerpts. Leipzig: Schulze 1868

Digital copy , Bavarian State Library

literature

• Eduard Alberti : Lexicon of Schleswig-Holstein-Lauenburg and Eutinian writers from 1829 to mid-1866 . Volume 1, Kiel 1867, p. 250f (No. 563)