Jesaias Friedrich Weissenborn

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Jesaias Friedrich Weissenborn

Jesaias Friedrich Weissenborn (born November 15, 1673 in Schmalkalden , † July 3, 1750 in Jena ) was a German Lutheran theologian.

Life

Jesaias Friedrich was the son of the then teacher and later superintendent, as well as professor of theology at the University of Jena Johann Weissenborn (born November 21, 1644 in Sieglitz; † April 20, 1700 in Jena) and his wife Maria Sabina Horn (died 16. November 1654 in Oberroßla; † October 23, 1723 in Jena). He attended school in Schmalkalden and the Andreanum grammar school in Hildesheim . In 1691 he began studying at the University of Erfurt , where in 1694 he acquired the academic degree of a master's degree in philosophy. In 1697 he moved to the University of Jena , where he was accepted as an adjunct to the philosophical faculty in 1698. In 1699 he obtained a licentiate in theology and obtained a doctorate in the field.

In 1700 he became pastor of the Sankt Michaeliskirche in Jena and consistorial assessor. In 1710 he was appointed to the church council of Saxony-Eisenach , in 1713 he received an extraordinary professorship at the Jena Salana and in 1722 became superintendent in Jena. In 1724 he took over a full professorship in theology, in which he moved up to the first position in the theological faculty until 1729. As his health was increasingly restricted, the senior of the theological faculty retired on February 18, 1742, while maintaining his salaries. In addition, he participated in the organizational tasks of the Jena University and was rector of the Alma Mater in the winter semesters 1726 and 1730 .

Weissenborn had married Dorothea Maria Juch (born October 19, 1683 in Erfurt; † April 6, 1732 in Jena), the daughter of Paul Heinrich Juch and his wife Barbara Heitmann, in Erfurt on September 13, 1701. There are several children from the marriage. From the children we know:

  • Beate Weissenborn (-1761) married Gottlieb Ludwig Schmid (1721-1796)
  • Wilhelmine Weissenborn (* 1719; † Jena 1724)
  • Friederike Dorothea Weissenborn (born April 3, 1704 in Jena; † July 14, 1743 ibid.) Married. with Emanuel Christian Loeber (born January 14, 1696 in Orlamünde; † June 2, 1763 in Jena)
  • Friedrich Adam Weisenborn († May 23, 1748 in Jena as a candidate for medicine) Winter semester 1726 Uni. Jena
  • Christian Ernst Weissenborn matriculated in Jena in the winter semester of 1726
  • Carolina Sophia Weissenborn († March 12, 1741 in Jena) married. June 11, 1737 with the lawyer Johann Caspar Heimburg (born September 14, 1702 in Gotha; † November 18, 1773 in Jena)
  • Christiana Louise Magdalena Weissenborn married June 3, 1748 with the lawyer Johann Caspar Heimburg

Works (selection)

  • Diss. De Ένὃαιμονίϲι. Erfurt 1694
  • Diss. De Sabbathi obligatione naturali, in pudorem multorum Christianorum ostensa. Erfurt 1695
  • Museum Philosophiae universe spectatae, emicleate exhibens eiusdem naturam, caussas, divisionem, instrumenta, methodum, cultum, item fata, sectas et recentiorum iudicia. Erfurt 1696
  • Transsubstantio absurda e genuinis rationis principiis, in pudorem suorum adsertorum, ostensa. Jena 1697
  • Paradoxorum logicorum Decas I. II. III. Jena 1698, Decas IV. Jena 1699
  • Diss. (Praes. Fridemanno Bechmann) de gratia fideli certissima, sive an homo etiam in hac vita de gratia Dei et futura sua salute aeterna per fidem certus esse queat? Jena 1699
  • Diss. Qua infamia Babelis from Ecclesia Evangelico - Lutherana depellitur. Jena 1715
  • Diss. De caritate, pro infallibili verae Ecclesiae nota non habenda. Jena 1715, ( online )
  • Diss. De iactantia Romanae Ecclesiae in praecipuo specimine, scilicet de discessione Principum Protestantium ad Ecclesiam Romanam, perspecta. Jena 1717
  • Diss. Jesus Pontificiorurm cum Jesu Lutheranorum collatus; seu doctrina Ecclesiae Romanae de Jesu, ad Scripturae sacrae normam examinata. Jena 1717
  • Diss. Detrimentum fidei ac pietatis e dogmate Reformatorum de absoluto decreto enatum. Jena 1725
  • Diss. Character verae religionis in doctrina de fide in Christum iustificante. Jena 1725, ( online )
  • Progr. De Christo tradito ac resuscitato, ad Roman. IV, 25. Jena 1726
  • Progr. De redemtione, agni Dei sanguine facta, ad I. Petr. I. 18-32. Jena 1727
  • Funeral sermon for Prof. Johann Andreas Danz . In: its exsequences. (ibid. 1728- fol.) No. I.
  • Progr. De Christo per gloriam Patris resuscitato, ad Roman. XVII. 4. Jena 1728
  • Progr. De Paullo, animadversore Petri. Jena 1728
  • Diss. De fermento Pharisaeorum, occasione Matth. XVI, 6. Jena 1728
  • Progr. De adclamatione Christi victoriae plena, ad Apoc. I, 17. 18. Jena 1729
  • Diss. De gratia Spiritus sancti adplicatrice. Jena 1729
  • Homage sermon at the homage to Wilhelm Heinrich, Duke of Eisenach. Jena 1729
  • Diss. De SS. Trinitatis mysterio. Auct. et Resp. Jacob Carpov. Jena 1730
  • Programmata paschalia. Jena 1730, 1731, 1732
  • Diss. De Theologia morali, morali Philosophia multo praestantior. Jena 1731
  • Diss. De libro vitae triplici. Jena 1732
  • Progr. Geminus mortis ac refurrectionis Christi scopus e divino PaulIi effato 2 Corinth. V, 15, ad salutarem festi Paschatis celebrationem propositus. Jena 1733
  • Progr. De potent in scripturis doctore. Jena 1733
  • Progr. De Christo, primitiis suscitandorum, ex I Corinth XV, 20. Jena 1734
  • Progr. De negatione resurrectionis Christi detestanda, ad I Corinth. XV, 17. 18. Jena 1735
  • Progr. Exhibens in Christo crucifixo scientiam maxime sitam. Jena 1735
  • Programmata paschalia. Jena 1736, 1737, 1738, 1739
  • Diss. De providentia Dei circa progressus scientiae sanctioris. Jena 1738
  • Progr. Exhibens spem regenitorum vivam per refurrectionem Jesu, ad I Petr. I, 3rd Jena 1740
  • Diss. De divinitate Spiritus Sancti, contra Pneumatomachos. Auct. et Resp. J. Chph. Piper. Jena 1740
  • Progr. Explicans Testimonium de trinitate unius Dei, ex Symbolo apostolico. Jena 1740 ( online )

literature

personal data
SURNAME Weissenborn, Jesaias Friedrich
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German Lutheran theologian
DATE OF BIRTH November 15, 1673
PLACE OF BIRTH Schmalkalden
DATE OF DEATH July 3, 1750
Place of death Jena