Lebrecht Heinrich Samuel Jehne

Lebrecht Heinrich Samuel Jehne (born October 8, 1747 in Altona , † March 18, 1794 in Nienstedten ) was a German Lutheran theologian and educator.

Life

Jehne studied at the universities of Wittenberg and Halle from 1766 . In 1771 he became sub-rector of the grammar school in Altona ( Christianeum ), in 1776 vice rector of the same with the title of grammar school professor and took over the rector's office in the same year. In 1789 he became second professor and in 1790 pastor in Nienstedten. Especially his books on language theory made an impression.

Selection of works

• The image of a gracious prince; a speech at the royal. Birth festivals on January 30th 1775. Altona
• Epistola giatul. de imperio maritali. Altona 1779
• Greek language teaching on the use of the royal. Christianeum in Altona. Hamburg 1782, 1790
• Progr. De resurrectione carnis, interpretatio cap, XV. epist. I ad Corinthios. Altona 1788, 1795
• Instructions in the high German language for the youth in Lower Germany. Along with some suggestions for similar language exercises. Altona 1790
• Hebrew language teaching. Flensburg 1790
• From saving faith; a sermon on Joh. 20, 19-31 held in the main Lutheran church in Altona. Flensburg 1791

literature

• Johann Georg Meusel : Lexicon of the German writers who died from 1750 to 1800. Gerhard Fleischer the Younger, Leipzig, 1806, vol. 6, p. 250