Johann Philipp Burckhard Asbrand

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Johann Philipp Burckhard Asbrand (born September 19, 1722 in Spangenberg , † December 20, 1779 in Rinteln ) was a German Reformed theologian .

Life

Johann Philipp Burckhard Asbrand was born as the son of the rent master and judicial officer Johann Ernst Asbrand and his wife Maria Elisabeth Becker. He studied at the University of Marburg under Ries, Kirchmeier, Hartmann and Spangenberg, where he was appointed Master of Philosophy on November 16, 1744 . As of May 27, 1756 he was minister of the Reformed church in Rinteln and was a professor of Greek language at the local university . What job he did until his death.

Asbrand was married twice. His first marriage was on June 3, 1763 with Margarethe Elisabeth Kleinschmidt († November 27, 1773 in Rinteln), the daughter of the metropolitan in Vach Justus Hermann Kleinschmidt. The marriage has two sons and a daughter. In 1777 he married Franciske Bucher for the second time, the daughter of the valet Johann Friedrich Bucher.

Works

  • Diss. Philosof. qua grattudo vere sapienti necessaria ostenditur. Marburg 1741
  • Diss. De imagine Dei in homine primaevo, fini convenientissima. Marburg 1743
  • De fine Thecratiae Israelitarum particulari, gentium salutem respiciente. Rinteln 1760
  • Programma de statu hominum primaevorum primo et utriusque arboris vitae et cognitionis boni et mali vero significatu. Rinteln 1772
  • Brief refutation of Scripture: From the purpose of Jesus and his disciples Kassel 1779

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personal data
SURNAME Asbrand, Johann Philipp Burckhard
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German reformed theologian
DATE OF BIRTH September 19, 1722
PLACE OF BIRTH Spangenberg
DATE OF DEATH December 20, 1779
Place of death Rinteln