Michael Seisenberger

Michael Seisenberger (born November 17, 1832 Eberspoint near Vilsbiburg, † August 2, 1911 in Freising ) was a German Roman Catholic theologian , priest , exegete and university teacher. He taught as a professor at the Royal Lyceum Freising (the later Philosophical-Theological University of Freising ).

Life

Toompea Museum, building of the boys' seminar (clerical seminar)

Marstall , in which the PTH-Freising was housed, today cathedral library

South side of the building

After studying philosophy and theology, Seisenberger was ordained a priest in 1857 . In 1861 and 1962 he worked as a lecturer in theology in the clerical seminary in Freising, then as a subregens at the seminary . From 1869 to 1900 he taught as Professor of Exegesis of the Old and New Testament and Biblical Introductory Studies at the PTH Freising, from 1900 to 1907 as Professor of Exegesis of the New Testament;

Award

• Archbishop clerical council

Works (selection)

Publications in book form

• The doctrine of the resurrection of the flesh , 1867.
• The lamentations of the prophet Jeremias , explained according to the Vulgate with consideration of the Hebrew text , printed and published by Georg Joseph Manz, Regensburg, 1872.
• The biblical account of creation (Genesis 1, 1-2, 3) interpreted , FP Datterer, Freising 1881.
• Introduction to the Holy Scriptures. Brief compilation of the most important teachings from the introduction to the Old and New Testaments, biblical hermeneutics and archeology , Manz, Regensburg 1890.
• The books Esdras , Nehemias and Esther (= Brief Scientific Commentary on the Holy Scriptures of the Old Testament, Section 1, Volume 4, 1st half), Mayer, Vienna 1901.
• Small shepherd's mirror with attached prayers , Fr. P. Datterer, Freising 1893.
• Introduction to the Scriptures. An outline of biblical geography, archeology, introduction to the Old and New Testament including hermeneutics , Manz, Regensburg 1904.
• The Gospel according to Mark explained , Manz, Regensburg 1905.
• Explanation of the letter to the Hebrews . For study and general understanding, written as a textbook , Manz, Regensburg 1909.
• Explanation of the Gospel according to John , 1910.
• (Author), AM Buchanan (Ed.) Thomas J. Gerrard (Ed.), Practical handbook for the study of the Bible and of Bible literature; including Biblical geography, antiquities, introduction to the Old and the New testament, and hermeneutics , JF Wagner, New York 1911. (Translation of the 6th German edition 1909).
• Practical handbook for the study of the Bible, including Biblical geography, antiquities, introductions to the Old and the New Testament, and hermeneutics., JF Wagner, New York 1925.