Johannes d'Outrein

John d' Outrein ( Dutch: Johan (Jan ) d' Outrein; born October 17, 1662 at Middelburg; † February 24, 1722 in Amsterdam) was a Dutch preacher, writer and author of evangelical theological works.

Life

John d' Outrein studied in Franeker, where he earned his doctorate in 1682, was a preacher in 1685 in Oost- Zanen, 1687 in Franeker, 1691 in Arnhem, 1703 in Dordrecht and 1708 in Amsterdam, where he died in 1722.

Works

  • Gods tabernacle onder de people de Heerlykheid end of Soons Gods ( over 1 Jn 14 ) mitsgaders het holy sabbath -en jubeljaar ( over Lev. Xxv. 1-13. ). Amsterdam 1701
  • De redenen van Vrees en hoop, Gerard Borstius. Amsterdam 1705
  • Roosendaalsche vermaaklykheden of Wegwyser door de Heerlykheit Roosendaal. Amsterdam in 1700, 1712, 1718
  • Schrifftmässige Declaration of Evangelical parabolas, translation from Latin and Dutch. Franckfurt and Leipzig 1717
  • De geestelijke tempelbouw, ter gelegentheid van de Inwijdinge van de Kerk te Herboude Ransdorp. Amsterdam 1720
  • Het Gouden Kleinoot Van de void of Waarheit The naar the Godsaligheid is; Vervattet in the Heidelberg Catechism 's. J. Boom, Amsterdam 1719.
  • Natuurlyke Korte Schets the Godlyke Waarheden, Soo as the hair in ordre te zijn geschakelt seeds. Amsterdam 1718 ( and often ).

Biography

  • PG Witsen Geysbeek: Biographical and Critical Dictionary of anthologisches Low German poet. 1824
  • Jos F.. van den Branden and J. G. Frederiks: Biographical Dictionary of the northern and southern Netherlands palaeography. 1888-1891
  • K. ter Laan: Font Knowledgeable dictionary for North and South. 1941
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