Johann Heinrich Bernhard Lübkert

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Johann Heinrich Bernhard Lübkert (born December 6, 1798 in Reinfeld , † February 21, 1858 in Hamburg-Bergstedt ) was a German Protestant theologian .

Life

Johann Heinrich Bernhard Lübkert, born in Reinfeld in Holstein on December 6, 1798, studied theology at Kiel University . In 1819 he moved to the University of Jena ; he passed his official theological examination. In 1825 the University of Tübingen made him a doctor of philosophy . Shortly afterwards he was elected deacon in Glückstadt , and later he was transferred to Copenhagen as such , where he became a member of the college of theology. He was a member of the college until 1834 and in the following year he returned to Glückstadt to become a preacher in the castle and garrison . Another year later, in 1836, he was appointed preacher in a penitentiary ; This position he held until 1839. Not much later, he was the consistory , and at the University of Copenhagen doctorate he in 1840 as a doctor of theology. As pastor of Hamburg-Bergstedt was appointed Lübkert in 1854, but four years later, on February 21, 1858 he died there at the age of 59 years.

Works

  • An attempt at church statistics by Holstein (1837)
  • Textbook for Religious Education (1838)
  • Chronicle of the penal institutions in Glückstadt (1839)
  • De haeresi Priscillianistarum ex fontibus denuno collatis
  • The Theology of the Apostolic Fathers (1854)

literature

personal data
SURNAME Lübkert, Johann Heinrich Bernhard
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German Protestant theologian
DATE OF BIRTH December 6, 1798
PLACE OF BIRTH Reinfeld
DATE OF DEATH February 21, 1858
Place of death Hamburg-Bergstedt