Johann Friedrich Frisch

Johann Friedrich Frisch (born December 6, 1715 in Erbisdorf , † November 4, 1778 in Leipzig ) was a German Protestant theologian.

Life

Frisch attended the high school Franziskaneum in Meißen and then matriculated on October 20, 1737 at the University of Leipzig . He later moved to the University of Wittenberg , where he obtained the academic degree of Master of Philosophy on October 17, 1743 . In 1745 he returned to the University of Leipzig as a private lecturer and became a catechist at St. Peter's Church .

In 1748 he became a baccalaureate in theology and Saturday preacher in the Thomaskirche . In 1749 he went to Taucha as a substitute for the pastor , where he became a deacon in 1750. From 1762 he was pastor of the Georgskirche in Leipzig. He worked as a priest in Leipzig until the end of his life. In Leipzig he was a member of a reading society founded in 1768.

Selection of works

Fonts

1. Diss, de vero sensu et genuina ratione legis divinae Deuter. 22, 10. Leipzig 1744
2. Diss. De Amica Romana, ad illustr. leg. CXXXIV Dig. do verb, signif. Leipzig 1744
3. Commentatio de muliere peregrina apud Ebraeos minus honeste habita, ad illustranda allquot sanctiorum litterarum monimenta. Leipzig 1744
4. Diss. De haerede infante ad dicendam caussam ex iure Romano pro Paullo, ad Galat. 4, 1. 2. Leipzig 1745
5. Diss. De Levi, cum Mattthaeo non confundendo, ad Maitth. 9, 9. Marc. 2, 4- Luc. 5, 27. Leipzig 1746
6. Josephi Torelli, Itali, Animadversiones in Hebr. Exodi Librum et in Graecam LXX interpretationem notatae atque examinatae. Leipzig 1746
7. Written discussion of rewards in eternal huts, according to the testimony of the New Testament. Leipzig 1749
8. Impartial and complete criticism of the Heumannian translation of the New Testament with an examination of the statements made about it by other scholars and others. publicly given comments. 1st part, which contains the historical books Leipzig 1750, 2nd and last part. Leipzig 1750
9. D. Joh. Franz Buddei Catechetical Theology, from the manuscript he left behind, together with Mr. Joh. Georg Walch's introduction to the catechetical history, worked out and published. Jena 1752
10. Polemical catechism, or thorough distinction between the Protestant and Roman Catholic religions, in questions and answers; together with a preface by Joh. Friedrich Bahrdt etc. Leipzig 1756, 2nd edition Leipzig 1760
11. Biblical treatise on the Easter lamb in general, and the last Easter lamb day of Christ, as his days of death, in particular; worded in a decisive way after so many disputes among the scholars. Leipzig 1758
12. Josephi, the very first and truly great secret chamber and tax council, laid out district tax cities in Egypt; Treatise on 1 B. Mos. 47, 21. Leipzig 1771
13. Declared bus texts in Chursachsen for several years. Leipzig 1772
14. Catechetical explanation of all Sunday and feast day epistles etc. Leipzig 1772
15. Apocalyptic Catechism, or Catechetical Explanation and Application of the High Revelation of St. John. Leipzig 1773
16. The good cause of the pagan conversions in the middle ages, according to reasons of religion, state and history, especially of the converted pagan Saxons, Prussians, Wends and other peoples, tested and proven, etc. Leipzig 1776
17. Useless criticism of the Gentile conversions; to ropers. Leipzig 1778
18. Brief message from the usual bus-day fever in the Chursächische Landen; In addition to a double register of all bus texts written out from 1626 up to the present time. Leipzig 1778

Editorships

1. Catechetical explanation of all Sunday and feast day Gospels, for public and special use, formerly produced by M. Chrift, Langhannsen, now completely revised, enlarged, and published improved. Leipzig 1770
2. M. Job. Samuel Adami Guide to true Christianity, based on the main pieces of the Catechismi Lutheri, increased and improved. 4th edition. Freiberg 1771
3. Catechetical explanation of the whole story of the Passion of Jesus Christ, formerly by M. Chrift. Langhannsen, but now completely reworked, increased and improved; together with a preface from the practical treatment of the passion story. Leipzig 1772
4. M. Sebaftian Schützen'ns, because. Pastor of Oderan, and the Freyberg Inspection Adjunkt, Order of Salvation, according to the five main pieces of the Catechismi Lutheri, in two and fifty examinibus; increased and devastated anew through and through. Leipzig 1773

literature

• Johann Georg Meusel : Lexicon of the German writers who died from 1750 to 1800. Gerhard Fleischer the Younger, Leipzig, 1804, Vol. 3, p. 488
• Fritz Juntke: Album Academiae Vitebergensis - Younger Series Part 3; Halle (Saale), 1966 p. 164