Johann Christian Ernesti (theologian)

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Johann Christian Ernesti (born February 13, 1695 in Großbrüchter , † October 12, 1769 in Langensalza ) was a German Protestant theologian .

Life

The son of the major brother pastor Johann Christoph Ernesti and his wife Barbara Catharina Sophia (née Hedenius) first attended school in Arnstadt . After continuing his education in Schleusingen , he went to the University of Wittenberg in 1713 . For some time he continued his studies at the University of Leipzig and returned to Wittenberg , where he obtained the degree of master's degree on April 30, 1716 .

In the summer semester of 1716, as a Magister legens, he was given permission to read aloud for universities, worked as a private lecturer and, after a disputation chaired by Gottlieb Wernsdorf on the subject of De primordiis emendatae per Lutherum religionis, was habilitated as an adjunct at the philosophy faculty of the university in 1718 . However, he decided on the path of a theologian and was ordained as a deacon in Kölleda on September 11, 1722 .

Ernesti was pastor in Frohndorf from 1729 and pastor at St. Nicolaikirche in Zeitz from 1736 . In 1740 he was appointed pastor and superintendent to Bad Tennstedt and from 1749 took over the superintendent's position in Langensalza, with which the office of pastor at the St. Stephanikirche was connected. There he worked until the end of his life.

genealogy

Genealogically it should be noted that he was married twice. His first marriage was on September 7, 1723 in Kölleda with Maria Agatha († August 20, 1724), the daughter of Weimar Chamber Councilor Ernst Friedrich Vogdt. He concluded his second marriage on July 17, 1725 with Johanna Dorothea (born November 25, 1703), the daughter of the Mahrkleeberg pastor Friedrich Schulze. From the first marriage there is a daughter, from the second marriage there are 3 sons and 6 daughters. Are known:

  1. Agatha Christina Ernesti (born August 8, 1724 in Kölleda;) married the pastor from house summer Heinrich Friedrich Günther
  2. Dorothea Christina Ernesti (born September 17, 1726 in Kölleda;)
  3. Benedikt Christian Ernesti (born March 8, 1728 in Kölleda)
  4. Wilhelm Christian Ernesti (* December 23, 1729 in Frohndorf; † February 13, 1730 in Frohndorf)
  5. Friederike Christiane Ernesti (born October 19, 1730 in Frohndorf) m. with the Mayor of Langensalza Dr. Hoppe
  6. Caritas Sophie Ernesti (born March 22, 1732 in Frohndorf) m. with the pastor of Großengottern
  7. August Wilhelm Ernesti (born November 26, 1733 in Frondorf, † July 29, 1801 in Leipzig) professor of rhetoric in Leipzig
  8. Johannes Christiane Ernesti (born September 18, 1735 in Frohndorf) married. With the deacon at St. Stephen's Church in Langensalza Carl Gottlob Leisching
  9. Johanna Ernestine Ernesti, married. with the director of the grammar school in Eisenach Eckhardt
  10. Johanna Amatia Ernesti (born December 10, 1739 in Zeitz)

Selection of works

Works

  1. Diss. I (Praes. JW Bergero) de incommodo ex litteratis ephemeridibus capiendo. Wittenberg 1716, Diss. II. Wittenberg 1716
  2. Diss. I et II de cunctatione eruditorum in componeadis libris, ad Fab. Lib. X. cap. 4. Wittenberg 1718
  3. Diss. De summo eruditionis fastigio. Wittenberg 1718
  4. The Schmalkaldic Articles, with a preface by the authority a. Importance of the same. Zeitz 1737

Single item

  • Prove that the keepers of the tomb did not see the risen Jesus. In: Bartholomäi continuation of Job. Chstph. Coleri useful comments B. l. P. 443
  • Note from Lutheri translation of the words Judic. XX, 38 .; In: Bartholomäi continuation of Job. Chstph. Coleri useful comments. B. l. P. 566
  • Examination of Mr. D. Hauber's Harmonie der Evangelisten in the stories of the resurrection of Jesus Christ. In: Bartholomäi continuation of Job. Chstph. Coleri useful comments. B. l. P. 699
  • The doctrine of the resurrection of Jesus Christ, as the most important article of faith of the Christian. Religion. In: Homiletic Storage Chamber Th. 1, p. 870
  • The need for the resurrection of Jesus Christ. In: Homiletic Storage Chamber Th. 1, p. 1089

literature

  • Er - Gruber : General Encyclopedia of Sciences and Arts . 1. Section vol. 37 p. 257
  • Johann Georg Meusel : Lexicon of the German writers who died from 1750 to 1800. Gerhard Fleischer the Younger, Leipzig, 1804, Vol. 3, 156
  • Parish book of the ecclesiastical province of Saxony. Leipzig 2004, Vol. 2, 478
  • Fritz Juntke: Album Academiae Vitebergensis - Younger Series Part 3 ; Halle (Saale) 1966