Friedrich Gustav Lisco

Friedrich Gustav Lisco ( born February 12, 1791 in Brandenburg an der Havel, † July 5, 1866 in Berlin) was a German Protestant theologian.

Lisco studied from 1811-1812 at the University Viadrina in Frankfurt ( Oder) and the University of Berlin, among others, Friedrich Schleiermacher, August Boeckh and Johann Gottlieb Fichte. From 1814, he worked as a preacher in Berlin. On November 1, 1839, he was made an honorary Doctor of Theology Faculty of the University of Berlin.

He was one of the founders of the Berlin asylum Association for the homeless.

His son was the preacher Emil Gustav Lisco.

Works

  • The revelation of God in history and teaching of the Old and New Testament, Hamburg 1830
  • The Parables of Jesus (1832 )
  • The Christian church year ( 1834-35 )
  • Biblical Reflections on John the Baptist, Berlin 1836
  • The glory of the twelve year old Jesus, Berlin 1836
  • Paul and Silas in prison at Philippi, Berlin 1836
  • Christians mirror, Berlin 1837
  • The Christian Apostles' Creed, Berlin 1839
  • Catechism of Christian Doctrine, Berlin 1839
  • The Ceremonial Law of the Old Testament, Berlin 1842
  • Building up yourselves on holy faith, Berlin 1843
  • The Miracles of Jesus Christ: exegetical and homiletic processed. 2, verm and verb. Ed Berlin: Müller, 1844
  • Communications on the Protestant churches and church ministries in Berlin, Berlin 1845
  • The beneficent Berlin, Berlin 1846
  • The Old Testament according to the German translation of Dr. Martin Luther with notes, introductions, a harmony of the four Gospels ..., Berlin 1851
  • The Bible with explanations, etc. ( 1852-53 )
  • To the church history of Berlin, Berlin 1857
  • Christian doctrine, Berlin 1860
  • Introduction to the Bible (1861 )
  • States of the moral and religious life in Berlin. Berlin: Lobeck, 1868 ( microfiche reproduction: Paris: Bibliothèque Nationale, 1978)
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