Gottlieb Mueller

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Gottlieb Müller (born July 11, 1721 in Kemberg ; † August 9, 1793 there ) was a German Protestant theologian .

Life

The son of the Kemberger provost and superintendent August Müller and his wife Elenore Christine (née Nitzsch) attended the city school in Kemberg from 1727 and was at the Wittenberg Lyceum from 1733. In 1738 he moved to the University of Wittenberg and on April 30, 1740 acquired the degree of master's degree . On September 30, 1742, he earned a master's legens the read-aloud permission at universities and was posted on April 16, 1744 adjunct to the philosophical faculty.

In 1746 he became his father's substitute and after his father's death in 1750 he took over the provost and superintendent's office in Kemberg. From 1753 he was an honorary member of the Society of Liberal Arts in Leipzig. To obtain the theological academic doctorate , he received his doctorate in 1775.

With his book about Anne Elisabeth Lohmann he triggered the first devil's quarrel . On April 30, 1790, his doctorate at the Wittenberg University was renewed.

family

In terms of genealogy, it should be noted that on July 10, 1755, he married Johanna Karoline Sophie, the daughter of the Electoral Saxon captain on Rietz and Lüdendorf Hanns Liebmann von Kötteritz. This marriage resulted in 5th sons and 2nd daughters. Are known:

  • Karl Gottlob Müller (born May 29, 1756 in Kemberg; † June 6, 1756 in Kemberg)
  • Friedericke Gottlieb Müller (born August 4, 1757 in Kemberg; † August 17, 1760 in Kemberg)
  • Karl Samuel Müller (born December 24, 1758 in Kemberg;) Pf. Frauenhain near Großenhain
  • Friedrich Gottlieb Müller (born January 2, 1760 in Kemberg, † January 8, 1847 in Vogelsang) Pf. Bleddin
  • Caroline Friedericke Amalie Müller (born December 29, 1760 in Kemberg; † April 4, 1767 in Kemberg)
  • Gottlieb August Müller (born March 21, 1762 in Kemberg; † September 28, 1762 in Kemberg)
  • Karl Friedrich Müller (born October 8, 1763 in Kemberg; † October 18, 1763 in Kemberg)

Selection of works

  1. Diss. (Praes. Hasio) de supremis parentum votis. Wittenberg 1742
  2. Diss. De moralitate sensuum externorum. Wittenberg 1743
  3. Diss. De ingenii humani varietate, eiusque utilitate in humanam societatem inde redundante. Wittenberg 1744
  4. Philosophical investigation, whether what is essential in the marriage relationship constitutes the essence of original sin? negated by M. Wittenberg 1747
  5. Schediasma philos. Theol. de essicacia precum haud praedeterminaoda. Wittenberg 1747
  6. Diss. De remuneratione operum ethice bonorum, irregenitis a Deo facta. Wittenberg 1748
  7. Theological consideration of the new commandment from the highest degree of brotherhood. Love among Christians, from 1. Joh. 3. 16, compare with Joh. 13, 34. and Joh. 15. 12. 13. Wittenberg 1748
  8. Speech on the anniversary of the Treaty of Westphalia, given in a company of good friends by PM Wittenberg 1748
  9. Sermons on various subjects from the doctrine of nature and spirits. Wittenberg 1749
  10. That is a teacher's greatest triumph when he feels the fruits of his office; Inaugural sermon on Sundays Sexagesimä 1751; along with a brief life story of the Kemberg examiners. Wittenberg 1751
  11. Excerpts from the sermons of 1751, ibid. 1752
  12. Influence of eloquence and poetry in a fundamental Erudition and clear style of teaching. Wittenberg 1752
  13. Handbook for school children, including a complete book of sayings about the Gospels, along with rhyming prayers and song advertisements, as well as the usual school prayers and order, also the most necessary rules for spelling, syllabuses, reading, writing and arithmetic. Schmiedeberg 1754, Eulenburg 1762, Wittenberg 1767, 1771, 1775, 1784
  14. Chance thoughts about a strange English marriage law. Leipzig 1756
  15. The story of Ruth; translated from Hebrew. Leipzig 1758
  16. Thorough message from an enthusiastic woman, Annen Elisabeth Lohmannin, from Hornsdorf in Anhalt-Dessau; communicated from personal experience and investigation. Wittenberg 1759 Appendix to this, in three enclosures. Frankf. u. Leipr 1760, Both were reissued without the author's prior knowledge. Frankfurt u. Leipzig (or rather Wittenberg) 1760
  17. Eulogy for Frederick the Wise, with a view to his altruistic character, held at a solemn meeting of the Society of Freyen Künste in Leipzig on September 5th, 1755 against the author of the Memoires pour lervir a l'histoire de Brandenbourg. Wittenb. 1760
  18. Life story an astrologer who was strange for the Crown of Denmark, Ambros. Rhodius, von Kemberg in Saxony, former professor and canon in Norway; described from collected documents, and issued by the jubilation of the Kingdom of Denmark because of the sovereignty introduced in 1660 ... 1760
  19. Thoughts about the tree blossom in autumn. Torgau 1761
  20. Zion in a wretched condition; Sermon on dead Sunday after Trinit. Held in 1762. Torgau 1762
  21. The story of his forefathers when he married Mr. D. Job. Jak. Reiske, professor of the Arabic language and to S. Nicolai rector in Leipzig, with Jungfer Erneftinen Christinen Müllerin the 23 Jul. 1764. Leipzig
  22. Diss inaug. de articulis fidei temporibus VT magia cognitis, quam scripto expressis. Wittenberg 1775
  23. Orat. Inaug. de studii theologici amoenitate, difficultatem eius nostra aetate longe superante. Leipzig 1776
  24. Doctorpred. the pleasant in the duty to praise God for his word. Wittenberg 1776
  25. The tomb of Jesus, a blessing for the tombs of his Christians; First Charfreytag speech, given according to the Rostische Stiftung in the Parentatorium near Kemberg. Wittenberg 1783
  26. The atoning death of Jesus, the only pure source of reassurance as we die; a Charfreytag speech. Leipzig 1786

literature

  • Johann Georg Meusel : Lexicon of the German writers who died from 1750 to 1800. Gerhard Fleischer the Younger, Leipzig 1809, vol. 9
  • Fritz Juntke: Album Academiae Vitebergensis - Younger Series Part 3. Halle (Saale), 1966, 318
  • Veronika Albrecht Birckner: Pastors book of the church province of Saxony. Leipzig 2007, Vol. 6, 194
  • Friedrich August Weiz : The learned Saxony or directory of those in the Churfürstl. Saxon. and incorporated countries of contemporary writers and their writings. Leipzig 1780, 172
  • Hans-Joachim Böttcher : "Müller, Gottlieb", in: Important historical personalities of the Düben Heath, AMF - No. 237, 2012, pp. 70–71.

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personal data
SURNAME Müller, Gottlieb
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German Protestant theologian
DATE OF BIRTH July 11, 1721
PLACE OF BIRTH Kemberg
DATE OF DEATH August 9, 1793
Place of death Kemberg