Johann Friedrich Stapel

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Johann Friedrich Stapel , also Stapell (* in Schönberg (Mecklenburg) ; † 1678 in Mölln ) was a German Evangelical Lutheran clergyman and author of edification writings.

Life

Johann Friedrich Stapel was probably a son of the bailiff on Stove Daniel Stapel (1600–1657). From September 1647 he studied Protestant theology at the University of Rostock . In 1653 he enrolled at the University of Jena , in 1654 responded to various disputations under the chairmanship of Caspar Posner and Johann Frischmuth (Orientalist) and was probably awarded a master's degree here in 1654/1655 . In 1655 he was a lecturer at the University of Wittenberg .

In 1657 he became a deacon (2nd pastor) and in 1668 pastor at St. Nicolai in Mölln .

He received a small epitaph in the church, which shows his portrait between two winding columns, hung over the officer's chair in 1832 and is now in the tower hall to the right of the entrance to the nave.

Works

  • Positionum Philosophicarum Fasciculus. Jena: Freyschmid 1654
  • De Actu Entitativo Ac Formali Disputatatio Philosophica, Utrum Materia prima omnem quem habet actum, a forma habeat? Jena: Freyschmid 1654
  • (with Michael Christian Tieroff) [...] Sive Statuam Salis Genes. XIX. 26. & Scyphum Josephi Genes. XLIV. 5. Discursu Philologico. Jena: Nisius 1654
  • Samson Ainigmatistēs Sive De Aenigmate Samsonis Disputatio Philologica. Jena: Freyschmid 1654
  • Disputatio Philologica De Calceamentis Judaeorum: ad illustrandum locum Matth. X. 10. Marc. VI. 9. Et nonnullos alios. Wittenberg: Hake 1655
  • Musaiu Ta Kath 'Ērō kai Leandron = Musaei De Hero & Leandro / Poema Graecum elegantissimum, meloiris intellectus, & uberioris explicationis gratia Carmine Latino Heroico expositum. Jena: Nisius 1655
  • Disputatio Philologica Prima exhibens Philologēmata Ad Com. 16.17. Cap. III.II. ad Tim. ... Wittenberg: Hake 1655
  • Disputatio Ethica De Appetitus & Studii Mediocrium Honorum Moderatrice Modestia. Wittenberg: Röhner 1656
  • Disputatio Politica De Consensu Personarum Contrahentium, Tanquam Causa Efficiente proxima Coniugii. Wittenberg: Hake 1656
  • Disputatio Theologica De Carne Christi Nostrae Omousia, Variis variorum Haereticorum argutiis opposita. Wittenberg: Hake 1656
  • Disputatio Theologica De Visibili Spiritus Sancti In Festo Pentecostes Effusione / Quam ex Loco Classico Actor. 2.1. seqq. & Parallelo Joh. 16.5. seqq. Thematice delineatam. Wittenberg: Hake 1656
  • Mnēmosynon Vitae Aeternae, Stetiges Memorial and Denck-Mahl des Eternal Life: Introduced to all those who divine heaven and eager hearts for the awakening of Christian devotion. Lübeck: Wettstein 1663
  • Tulipanes Secret / Or spiritual contemplation of the incomprehensible beautiful flowers / the gardens of sensual images / the tulips: Introduced to all flower lovers and eager observers of God's miraculous creations / to awaken Christian devotion. Lübeck: Wettstein 1663 ( digitized version )
  • Septem Folia Semper Virentia Vitis Nostrae Christi, Seven Evergreen Leaves So the Spiritual Vine Christ Jesus / when he was bound to the Pfal des Creutzes / let it sprout from him ... That is / Heptalogus Christi The seven blissful words of Christ spoken on Creutz : Compared in the shape and form of a well-grown natural vine leaf / and explained in seven sermons. Wittenberg: Hartmann 1675

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Andreas Stegmann: Johann Friedrich König: his "Theologia positiva acroamatica" (1664) as part of early modern theology studies . Mohr Siebeck, Tübingen 2006, ISBN 978-3-16-149041-5 , p. 62
  2. ↑ Entry in the Rostock matriculation portal
  3. ^ Johann Friedrich Burmester: Contributions to the church history of the Duchy of Lauenburg. Ratzeburg 1832 ( digitized version ), p. 109
  4. ^ Klaus May, Christian Lopau: St. Nicolai Mölln. 4th, revised edition. Schnell and Steiner, Regensburg 2006, ISBN 978-3-7954-5657-3 (Schnell Art Guide No. 1937), p. 10
personal data
SURNAME Stack, Johann Friedrich
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Stapell, Johann Friedrich
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German Evangelical Lutheran clergyman and author of edification writings
DATE OF BIRTH 16th century or 17th century
PLACE OF BIRTH Schoenberg (Mecklenburg)
DATE OF DEATH 1678
Place of death Mölln