Heinrich Hoppenstedt

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Heinrich Hoppenstedt († August 27, 1646 ) was a German Lutheran theologian and court preacher in Celle .

Life

Hoppenstedt was a pastor's son from Nahrendorf near Dahlenburg. From 1606 he himself studied theology at the universities of Rostock , Frankfurt an der Oder and Leipzig , was first pastor in Ummendorf and came to Celle in 1631, where he became fourth pastor (second deacon) and third pastor (first deacon) at the city ​​church in 1632 St. Mary became. From 1633 he was court preacher in Celle. He wrote funeral sermons for Hans von Bissing, canon of the monastery in Ratzeburg ( Evthanasia Christiana . Celle: Holwein , 1632), and for Duke August the Elder ( Pius Princeps Optimus Reipublicae thesaurus . Celle: Holwein, 1636).

His son Levin Gebhard preached in Dorfmark from 1649 to 1679 . Heinrich's numerous descendants included the brothers Georg Ernst Friedrich Hoppenstedt and Karl Wilhelm Hoppenstedt .

Publications

  • Evthanasia Christiana. That is: A Christian funeral sermon / Of the right dying art of Christians / ... Bey of the noble burial and funeral / Des ... Mr. Hansen von Bissing / Canon of the Ratzeburg Foundation ... Which on August 16, Anno 1632. to cell passed away blessedly in the Lord / on September 12th. with Christian and noble ceremonies there in the city churches in his grave and resting place ; Holwein, 1632
  • Pius Princeps Optimus Reipublicæ thesaurus: Christian sermon / Of high and valuable treasure of a pious and godly prince in a country; Except for the 22nd cap. of the prophet Esaiae. About the corpse of the Weiland Rev. Mr. Augusti, postulated bishops of the Ratzeburg / Hertiehen Foundation in Branschweig and Lüenburg / Christmilter Gedächtnüß. Which the 1. Octobr. anno 1636 ... to cell ... fell asleep / following the 6th of December in the parish church there in the Princely Crypt ; 1636

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 Kingdom of Hanover, compiled from the most credible writers . Volume 2, Bremen 1823, p. 408

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Hannoversche Geschichtsblätter, Volumes 55–56, p. 170
  2. ↑ Entry in the Rostock matriculation portal

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personal data
SURNAME Hoppenstedt, Heinrich
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Hoppensted, Henricus
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German Lutheran theologian and court preacher in Celle
DATE OF BIRTH 16th century or 17th century
DATE OF DEATH August 27, 1646