Heinrich Christoph Nebel

Heinrich Christoph Nebel (born March 19, 1715 in Wallernhausen ; † May 6, 1786 in Worms ) was a German literary scholar, rhetorician and Lutheran theologian.

Life

The son of the Wallenhauser preacher and later pastor of Hohenweisel Johann Peter Nebel and his wife, a daughter of Heinrich Theobald Schenk (1656–1727) and Marie Susanne Stech, had initially graduated from the city school in Nidda. He then received lessons from his father as well as from a private teacher and then continued his education at the pedagogical grammar school in Giessen. In 1730 he began to study theology and philosophical sciences at the University of Gießen , frequented the University of Jena , worked there as a private teacher and in 1739 became a teacher at the pedagogical high school in Gießen.

At the University of Giessen he completed the academic degree of a master's degree in philosophy on December 22, 1739 , completed his habilitation on October 15, 1740 as a private lecturer at the philosophical faculty and was appointed full professor of rhetoric and poetry on May 10, 1745 , which office he started on June 3. On December 15, 1752 he was the fourth pastor at the Evangelical Trinity Church in Worms, where he rose to the third pastor in 1759. In 1762 he became second pastor and in 1765 senior of the ministry as well as a visitor to the grammar school there, which he stayed until the end of his life.

His son Philipp Christian Nebel (* 1750; † August 5, 1783) is known from his marriage to Carlotte Elisabeth (1727–1761), the daughter of Johann Jakob Rambach , on May 24, 1746 . He was a physicist in the offices of Zwingenberg and Jägernburg in Hessen-Darmstadt.

Works

• Diss. (Praes. JH Bennero) de pravis moribus corruptae eloquentiae caussa. Casting 1739
• Diss. An fieri possit., Ut ens simplex habeat extensionem? Casting 1740
• Commentatio modi notiones formandi, qui demonstratione continetur, ad illustranda praecepta philosophiae rationalis, in usum auditorum conscripta. Casting 1743
• Commentario de signis, ad illustrandum hoc philosophiae primae caput, ut usus eius doctrinae in reliquis cognitionis humanae partibus perspiciatur, conscripta. Casting 1744
• De perfectione commentatio brevis, qua disputationes piiilofophicas singulis Saturni diebus have the indicit. Casting 1744
• Notes on the thoughts of the elements of the body, in which the edifice of simple things and monads is tested, and the true essence of the body is discovered. Casting 1747
• Contemplation of the omniscience and eloquence of Jesus Christ, the great teacher, on 1 B. Mos. 49, 12; compared to Rev. 1, 14.Gießen 1747
• Confirmation of the doctrine of God and the holy scriptures, against the blasphemies of the cheeky spirits, especially of the notorious Johann Christian Edelmann's in fine impure script, called the Gospel of St. Harenberg * s. Frankfurt u. Leipzig 1749
• Diatribe de militia Romana monumentis Q. Horatii Flacci illustrata. Frankfurt u. Leipzig 1750
• Contemplation of the omnipotence of God under the image of the hand and arm; In addition to congratulations to his most beloved father, who celebrated the happy anniversary of his 50th teaching post this year. Frankfurt u. Leipzig 1750
• Progr. Jesu Christi dies natalis, hac de ipso virginis filio commentatione celebratos. Frankfurt u. Leipzig 1751
• Christian doctrine of faith from the scriptures recently demonstrated and set up for further consideration. Worms 1755
• Offerings of praise and thanksgiving to the Lord our God from Ps. 74; at a celebration held on September 28, 1755 for the religious peace given to our German fatherland two hundred years ago. Worms 1755
• Praise the wounds of Jesus from the song: I close myself at all hours, etc. 1758
• Jesus, the poor sinner, the Savior, from the song: My Savior accepts the Sunders, etc., praised in public sermons; in addition to a poetic appendix about the words: There is still room; made out etc in 1759
• The Lord Jesus' love, tears and wounds, including the well-earned wages of fine work, in four reflections. Speyer 1760, 2nd edition Frankfurt and Speyer 1771
• Praise of the name of Jesus, from the song: Only one word, my Jesus, is written in my heart, etc. 1762
• The dear Lord's Supper of our Lord Jesus Christ; with an appendix from private communion, and a preface from the history of this article of faith. Frankfurt u. Leipzig 1764
• Praise the blood of Jesus, from the song: Sweet lamb, your precious blood, etc. 1766
• Relatio commercii litterarii historiam priorum saeculi XVI annorum illustrans. In: Actis philos. Medic. Societ. acad. scient. Hassiacao 1771. P. 82 sqq.

Editorships

• Caii Julii Caesaris quae exstant omnia, with Germanici Sinceri Teutschen notes, second and improved edition. Casting 1751
• Johann Jakob Rambach: Exegetical and moral considerations on the seven pastoral letters of Christ etc. together with the proof of divinity and the canonical reputation of the Revelation of St. John etc. with a preface. Frankfurt u. Leipzig 1750
• Johann Jakob Rambach: miracle of love humiliated until the death of the cross; along with some edifying poems of the same, etc., with a preface. Casting 1750
• Johann Jakob Rambach: Reflections on selected healing words of the Lord Jesus etc. With a preface and attached reflections on the divine blessing 4 B. Mos. 6, 22-27. Frankfurt 1763
• The Hessian Hebopfer from 42 to 54 pieces (this includes the following treatises by him)
  • Brief message of the completed résumé of the seel. EF Neubauer's. St. 43. P. 274
  • Of the means of strengthening our faith in the fight against the spiritual enemies, especially the last. St. 44. p. 289
  • Brief presentation of the in the 17th chapter. John's contained healing truths. P. 357
  • Brief description of how the memory of the renovation of the University of Giesen, which took place a hundred years ago, was celebrated there on May 15th, 1750. St. 47. p. 659
  • Explanation of the words Pauli 1 Thessal. 4, 6: The Lord is judge over everything. St. 50, p. 865
  • A decree of the Roman king Heinrich, how it should be kept with the burnt heretic goods; issued with annotations. St. 53, p. 243
  • Inquiry into why Christ was born of a betrothed virgin. P. 356

He was also the editor of his wife's writings.

literature

• Hermann Haupt, Georg Lehnert: Chronicle of the University of Giessen, 1607-1907. Verlag Alfred Tölpelmann, Gießen, 1907, p. 82
• Friedrich Wilhelm Strieder: Basis for a Hessian scholar and writer story. Verlag Bayerhoffersche Schriften, Marburg, Vol. 10, p. 10 ( online )
• Heinrich Döring: The learned theologians of Germany in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. Verlag Johann Karl Gottfried Wagner, Neustadt an der Orla, 1833, ( online )
• Johann Georg Meusel : Lexicon of the German writers who died from 1750 to 1800. Publisher Gerhard Fleischer d. J., Leipzig, 1810, volume 10, p. 27, ( online )
• Friedrich Karl Gottlob Hirsching: Historical-literary handbook of famous and memorable people who lived in the eighteenth century. Verlag Schwickert, Leipzig, 1804, vol. 6, p. 51 ( online )