Johann Peter Tiedemann

Johann Peter Tiedemann ( also: Joannes Petrus Tiedemann or Johannes Petrus Tiedemann ) (born May 28, 1740 in Uetersen , † 1816 in Brande-Hörnerkirchen ) was a Protestant provost , clergyman and theologian .

Life

Tiedemann attended the academic high school in Altona , today's Christianeum . In 1762 he was the respondent to his theological disputation chaired by Johann Christoph Sticht . The transcript was called Disputatio Biblica De Oeconomo, Cuius Lucas Meminit Cap. XVI, 1 - 9 printed by Burmeister Verlag in Altona. After the death of Meno Heinrich Reichenbach († 1969) in 1770, Johann Peter Tiedemann became chief pastor at the St. Nikolai Church in Elmshorn and at the same time provost of the Rantzau provost . He held these offices until 1777, his successor was Hans Wittrock (1738-1819), who only held these offices for one year. After that, Tiedemann was chief pastor at the Evangelical Lutheran Church until his death. Church in Hörnerkirchen, today part of the community of Brande-Hörnerkirchen and was at the same time catechist and hospital preacher. He held these offices until his death in 1816.

Fonts

• Disputatio Biblica De Oeconomo, Cuius Lucas Meminit Cap. XVI, 1 - 9. Viro Probo / Quam Praeses Jo. Christoph. Tricks SS Theol. Et LL. OO. Professor Ac Respondens Jo. Petrus Tiedemann SS Theol. Stud. Üterseno-Holsatus In Auditorio Maiori The XVII. Septembris MD CCLXII. Ante Meridiem Hor. X - XII. Publce [!] Defendent. Altonae: Burmeister, 1762

literature

• Jan Eilhard Pauls: St. Nikolai, Elmshorn, A Little Church History . Elmshorn 1981
• Helmut Trede: The Horns Villages - From the history of Bokel, Bokelseß, Brande-Hörnerkirchen, Osterhorn and Westerhorn . Self-published, 1989.
• Festschrift: 250 years of Uetersen monastery church . Uetersen 1999

Web links

• Publications by and about Johann Peter Tiedemann in VD 18 .