Johann Heinrich Feustking

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Johann Heinrich Feustking

Johann Heinrich Feustking (born March 7, 1672 in Stellau , † March 23, 1713 in Gotha ) was a German Protestant theologian .

Life

Johann Heinrich Feustking came from a Protestant pastor family that was establishing itself in Herford and Elmshorn. He was born the son of pastor Heinrich Feustking († May 25, 1682 in Stellau) and his wife Dorothea von Molsdorf (* Rostock; † August 17, 1691 in Hamburg). On his mother's side he was a grandson of the Rostock captain Sebastian von Molsdorf, who was married to a certain Magaretha Ellerhus. He was trained by his father and enthusiastic about theology. After initially attending school in Itzehoe and Krempe , he attended Rostock University from December 1689 . Turning to the study of theology, he moved on July 9, 1690 to the University of Wittenberg . There he acquired the academic degree of a master's degree from the philosophical faculty on April 28, 1692 . On June 27, 1694 he was accepted there as an adjunct to the philosophical faculty and on October 13 of the same year he was accepted into the circle of the college there.

This set the course for a career as a university lecturer. However, this changed when he accepted an appointment as superintendent and pastor to Jessen in 1697 . In order to meet the requirements of the office, he advanced to the licentiate in theology on February 19, 1697 and received his doctorate in theology on October 6 of the following year at the Wittenberg University. In 1703 he switched to the post of provost and superintendent in Kemberg and in 1706 went to Zerbst as consistorial advisor, court preacher and superintendent of the Prince of Anhalt- Zerbst . From there he returned to Wittenberg in 1709 as professor of theology and assessor of the electoral consistory and became preacher of the castle church there . In the summer semester of 1710 he was dean of the theological faculty and in the winter semester of 1710 rector of the Wittenberg educational institution . In 1712 he accepted a call as senior court preacher, senior consistorial councilor and church councilor at the Saxon court in Gotha, where he worked until the end of his life.

family

Feustking had married Magdalena Elisabeth Meyer († March 23, 1748 in Wangenheim), the daughter of Wittenberg councilor and bookseller Heinrich Johann Meyer, on April 22, 1697. There are five sons and five daughters from the marriage. From the children we know:

  • Johanna Wilhelmina Feustking (* April 7, 1698; † November 16, 1751 in Hörselgau), married September 26, 1729 in Schloßkirche Gotha with the pastor in Langenhain Johann Samuel Erdmann (~ May 26, 1696 in Waltershausen; † July 26, 1754 in Hörselgau)
  • Johann Heinrich Feustking (born September 10, 1700)
  • Johann Coelestinus Feustking (born August 8, 1701; buried December 23, 1703 in Kemberg)
  • Dorothea Salome Feustking (born September 12, 1703)
  • Heinrich Benedikt Feustking (born April 27, 1704)
  • Carolina Friederica Feustking (* February 5, 1706 in Zerbst; † February 26, 1740 in Georgenthal), married on September 8, 1733 in the Augustinerkirche Gotha with the pastor in Georgenthal Johann Daniel Möller (also: Müller; ~ April 1, 1698 in Gotha; † May 31, 1754 in Friedrichroda)
  • Sophia Magdalena Feustking (born October 11, 1707)
  • Carl Wilhelm Feustking (born August 11, 1709 in Zerbst), matriculated May 1, 1711 at the University of Wittenberg
  • Christian Heinrich Feustking (born May 1, 1711 in Wittenberg), matriculated May 1, 1711 at the University of Wittenberg

Works (selection)

  • Disp. qua sententiam B. Lutheri de Iudaeorum conversione, Rome. XI, 25th defendent. Pres .: Johann Georg Neumann. Wittenberg 1696 ( online )
  • Disputatio VII. Anti-Chiliastica, De Reformatismo, Ecclesiae Nostrae Intentato. Pres .: Johann Georg Neumann. Wittenberg 1697 ( online )
  • De Reformatismo, Ecclesiae Nostrae Intentato. President Johann Georg Neumann. Wittenberg 1697 ( online )
  • Pastorale Evangelicum, or briefly evangelical teaching, How a chosen preacher should do his God-sanctified church work ... Wittenberg 1699 ( online )
  • Hyperaspistes Lutheri, or compulsory rescue of some strange passages from the writings of D. Luther, which ... Member of the. Philadelphian Society ... suspicious of making themselves ... subordinated. Leipzig 1699 ( online )
  • Historia colloquii Jeverensis . (1700)
  • Jessenisches Mord-Gewinsele Bey of the bloody corpse of the third Weyh-Nachts-Feyertage Anni 1699. Mr. Erhard Hennigs / Rahts-relatives / also enfeoffed Ambts and city judge in Jessen: From the II. Book Sam. III, 32. 33. 34. By lament / alas / and woe! Wittenberg, 1700 ( online )
  • Historia Clerogamiae Evangelicae . (1703)
  • Disputatio Historico-Theologica, De Primo Sacerdote Marito Lutherano, Bartholomaeo Bernardi. Resp. Georg Peter Bolze. Wittenberg 1703 ( online )
  • Johann Heinrich Feusttkings, The salvation. Writes Doctoris, Superintendentens, and Probstens of the Churches in Kemberg, Instructio Sacerdotalis, Or Evangelical Instruction, What is required of a preacher as he resigns as a preacher: Presented in an in and out speech, and now more in response to a request for Pressure promoted. Wittenberg 1703 ( online )
  • Theologiam unionis in Christ, ex Psalm. XLV, 8 et Coloss. II, 3. 9. illustratam. Resp. Johann Georg Trognitz. Wittenberg 1703 ( online )
  • Vindiciæ Templorum, Or: the God-Wolgefädige Temple-Building: Bey Christian inauguration of the newly built precious church in Reinhertz, On XXII. Sunday after Trinit. On. 1704. Recently proven and defended. Wittenberg 1704 ( online )
  • Gynaeceum Haeretico Fanaticum, Or history and description of the false prophets, Quakers, enthusiasts and other sectarian and enthusiastic women-persons . Leipzig, 1704 ( online ); Frankfurt / M. 1704 ( online ), 1998 in facsimile new and with commentary edited by Elisabeth Gössmann [1]
  • Aegidii Hunnii, D. Celeberrimi Augustanae Confesionis Theologi, Thesaurus Apostolicus Complectens Commentarios in omnes Novi Testamenti Epistolas Et Apocalypsin Iohannis. Wittenberg 1705 ( online )
  • The life of the first married preacher, Bartholomäi Bernhardi von Feldkirchen. Wittenberg 1705 ( online )
  • The penitent Bochjm: To the high ordinance of the Most Serene Prince and Lord, Mr. Carl Wilhelms, Prince of Anhalt, Hertzogs of Saxony, also Engern and Westphalen, Countens of Ascania, Lord of Zerbst, Bernburg, Jever and Kniephausen, ... im Year of Christ 1707. General days of penance, prayer and fasting set on April 7, from the Book of Judges, Cap. II, 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. dealt with in the Zerbstische Haupt- und Stiffts-Kirche zu S. Bartholomäi. Zerbst 1707 ( online )
  • Mataeologia Fanatica, Or Detailed Account Of The New Prophets Calling Themselves Enlightened And Scholars Of God, Religion, Doctrine and Belief. Leipzig 1708 ( online )
  • Five words of our active Christianity: In the presence of the Highnesses of the Kings. Ms. mother, as well as Jhro Highnesses of the Royal. Printzens, when he took up his position as court preacher, Jn der Chur-Sächß. Schloß-Capelle zu Lichtenburg, On the 4th Sunday after Trinity Anno 1710. Wittenberg 1710 ( Online )
  • Disp. theol. examen libelli de haeresi circa mensas complectens. Resp. Johann Heinrich Schönbach. Wittenberg 1710 ( online )
  • Disp. theol. de Philippismo Henoticorum, novissimis Irenicorum consiliis opposita. Resp. Johann Christian Hekel. Wittenberg 1710 ( online )
  • Disp. theol. de synusia, ecclesiis nostris perquam inique imputata. Resp. Christian Friedrich Kranewitter. Wittenberg 1710 ( online )
  • Rector Academiae VVittenbergensis, Io. Henricvs Fevstkingivs, S. Theol. Doct. Eivsdemq. Professor Pvbl. Consist. Sacri Assessor, ... Civibvs Academicis Viam Ad Coelvm Vivam Ac Vivificam Contemplandam Et Calcandam Sisit: [PP Vvittebergae Prid. Fer. I. Pasch. AOR MDCCXI.] Wittenberg 1711 ( Online )
  • Disp. theol. de praepostera in rebus fidei moralitate. Resp. Tobias Christian Graeve. Wittenberg 1711 ( online )
  • Disp. theol. exeg. de custodia mentis et voluntatis, in praxi assidue coniungenda, ex Philipp. IV, 7. Resp. Friedrich Gottlob Hertzog. Wittenberg 1711 ( online )
  • Šoreš dāvār sive de radice verbi divini disputatio theologica. Resp. Johann Heinrich Fincelius. Wittenberg 1711 ( online )
  • Disp. theol. de praesidiis veritatis evangelicae in iure canonico occurrentibus. Resp. Martin Christian Gollen. Wittenberg 1711 ( online )
  • Disp. theol. exeg. de legali sub peccatum conclusione, ex Rome. XI, 32nd Gal. III, 22nd Resp. Heinrich Rudoph Hartmann. Wittenberg 1711 ( online )
  • Palinodia sacra, sive de retractationibus theologorum in rebus fidei schediasma. Resp. M. Christian Friedrich Burckhard & Christian Steinkirch. Wittenberg 1711 ( online )
  • Disp. theol. De Symbibasmo Biblico, Ex Actuum Apostolicorum IX. cap. com. 22. Resp. Ludwig Heinrich Schlosser. Wittenberg 1712 ( online )
  • Baptism sermon, From the Christians Spirit and Fire Baptism, deposited in front of the Princely Weekly Bed on the Residentz zum Friedenstein, As the Neugebohrne Durchl. Saxony-Gothaische Princeßin, Princeße Sophia Hertzogin zu Sachsen, Jülich, Cleve and Berg .. To the Holy Covenant of Grace with God on August 24th. 1712. was promoted .: On the High-Princely gracious order, anietzo handed over to the printing for the next time. Zerbst 1712 ( online ), Gotha 1712 ( online )
  • The most wise advice of God in the direction and government of the pious: With the blessed takeover of his upper church ambit, in the castle chapel at Friedenstein, on Sunday Latare, anno 1712. recently considered. Zerbst 1712 ( online )
  • Chrematismus Evangelicus, or The Consoling Doctrine of the special gracious answer and encouragement of the Holy Spirit: On Sundays, Exaudi from the regular Gospel in the Fürstl. Schloss-Capelle zum Friedenstein dealt with. Gotha 1712 ( online )
  • The God hidden in his essence and work: In the presence of the Hochfürstl. Land rulership, and the loyal estates of knights and cities, performed edifyingly, and according to the instructions of the words Esaiä c. XLV. 15. In the castle churches of Altenburg On the XI. Nov. Anno 1712. discussed. Altenburg 1712 ( online )
  • Friedenstein's New Year's Sea Blessing: Allen Hoch-Fürstl. People also the same high and low court servants, at the beginning of the 1713th Heyl year, from his heavy sick and sick bed comfortably granted. Zerbst 1713 ( online )

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Individual evidence

  1. ↑ See the entry of Johann Heinrich Feustking's matriculation in the Rostock matriculation portal
personal data
SURNAME Feustking, Johann Heinrich
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German Protestant theologian
DATE OF BIRTH March 7, 1672
PLACE OF BIRTH Stellau
DATE OF DEATH March 23, 1713
Place of death Gotha