Georg Basilius Brinkmann

Georg Basilius Brinkmann (born February 2, 1662 in Willershausen , † November 17, 1735 in Ilfeld ) was a German Lutheran theologian.

Life

Brinkmann was the son of a preacher in Willershausen. He attended schools in Einbeck , Osterode am Harz and Merseburg . He completed his theology studies, which he completed as a master's degree, at the universities of Jena and Helmstedt . He became assistant pastor, in 1691 pastor in Ilfeld, where he temporarily held the position of rector at the pedagogy .

Fonts (selection)

• Christian-decent teaching of life for wholesome edification. Neuenhahn, Nordhausen 1709.
• Doctrine of dying which is due to Christ or which is due to Christians. Neuenhahn, Nordhausen 1709, ( digitized ).
• The true service of God to be performed by believers in the New Testament in the new essence of the spirit. Neuenhahn, Nordhausen 1714.
• Christians' wisdom for good, together with the simplicity that comes with them, for evil. sn, Sondershausen 1728.
• Written thoughts of the appropriate establishment of schools in Christian cities and places, especially in monasteries. sn, Nordhausen 1729, doi : 10.25673 / 33139 .
• Christians' prosperity and bliss in and after this life. sn, Sondershausen 1733.
• The reason, type and quality of [...] the dear and undyed faith. sn, Sondershausen 1734.

literature

• Heinrich Wilhelm Rotermund : The learned Hanover or lexicon of writers, learned businessmen and artists who have lived and are still alive since the Reformation in and outside of all the provinces belonging to the present Kingdom of Hanover, compiled from the most credible writers . Volume 1. Schünemann, Bremen 1823, p. 266 .