Johann Georg Rosenmüller

Johann Georg Müller Rose ( born December 18, 1736, in Ummerstadt in Hildburghausen, † March 14, 1815 in Leipzig ) was a German Protestant theologian rationalist.

Rose Müller studied from 1756 theology at the University of Altdorf. In 1767 he became pastor in 1768 in Hildburghausen and Heßberg in Hildburghausen. He was a deacon in 1772 and adjoint superintendent in Königsberg ( Bavaria) and 1773 professor and pastor in Erlangen. In 1783 he accepted an appointment as professor, Pädagogiarchen, superintendents and Konsistorialassessor in Giessen.

In 1785 he was professor at Leipzig University and president of the Upper Consistory in Leipzig in 1793 and also a canon of Bishopric of Meissen and 1806 prelate.

His sons were the theologian Ernst Karl Rose Müller (1768-1835) as well as the physician Johann Christian Rose Müller ( 1771-1820 ).

Works

  • = Sermons on all Sundays and festive Gospels. With Kurfürstl.Sächsischen allergnädigstem Privilegio. Nuremberg, bey in Johann Gottfried Publisher Stiebner, 1785
  • Morning and evening devotions. Hildburghausen: Hanisch, 1792.
  • Reflections on the principal Warheiten of religion on all days of the year. Leipzig: Fleischer, 1802.
  • Auserlesnes confession and Communionbuch. 15th edition, Nuremberg: Bieling, 1842.
  • Sermons on exquisite passages of Scripture: for all Sundays and feast days of the year. Leipzig: Fleischer, 1811.
  • Contributions to homiletics. Leipzig 1814.
  • Scholia in Novum Testamentum (5 vols ). Norimbergae: In officina Felseckeriana, 1801-1808.
  • Historia Interpretationis Librorum Sacrorum in Ecclesia Christiana (5 vols ). Hildburghusae: Apud Io. Gottfr. Hanisch, 1795-1814. Vol 3-5 imprint: Lipsiae, APVD G. Fleischer.
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