Matthias Schneckenburger

Mathias Schnekenburger

Matthias Schneckenburger (actually Mathias Schnekenburger ; born January 17, 1804 in Talheim near Tuttlingen , † June 14, 1848 in Bern ) was a Protestant theologian.

Schneckenburger is considered the founder of the sub-discipline and literary genre "New Testament Contemporary History".

The older brother of Max Schneckenburger became a repetent in Tübingen in 1827 , deacon (2nd parish priest) in Herrenberg in 1831 and professor of theology at the newly founded University of Bern in 1834 . From 1821 he was close friends with the poet and writer Wilhelm Waiblinger (1804-1830) of the same age .

Works

On the purpose of the Acts of the Apostles , Bern 1841
On ecclesiastical Christology , new edition Pforzheim 1861
Comparative presentation of the Lutheran and Reformed doctrinal concepts , ed. by Eduard Güder , Stuttgart 1855, 2 vol.
Lectures on New Testament Contemporary History , ed. by Theodor Löhlein, Frankfurt am Main 1862
On the doctrinal terms of the smaller Protestant church parties , ed. by Karl Bernhard Hundeshagen , Frankfurt am Main 1863

personal data
SURNAME	Schneckenburger, Matthias
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	German Protestant theologian
DATE OF BIRTH	January 17, 1804
PLACE OF BIRTH	Talheim (Tuttlingen district)
DATE OF DEATH	June 14, 1848
Place of death	Bern