Jan Jacob Schultens

Jan Jacob Schultens also: Johann Jakob Schultens, Joannes Jacobus Schultens ( born September 19, 1716 in Franeker, † November 27, 1778 in Leiden ) was a Dutch Reformed theologian and orientalist.

Life

Jan Jacob Schultens was the son of Albert Schulten. He studied Protestant theology at the University of Leiden. Guided by his father, he was here in 1742 the treatise De utilitate dialectorum Orientalium ad tuendam integritatem codicis Hebrew defended and in the same year with the treatise Dissertatio ad locum Apostol. Philip. II, 5-11 acquired the academic degree of doctor of theology. In 1744 he became professor of Oriental languages ​​at the high school Herborn. 1749, he was appointed professor of theology and oriental languages ​​in Leiden.

In addition, he was named to him on February 1, 1751 to the Regent of Staten Colleg, a theological seminary in Leiden. Among his pupils were his son Hendrik Albert and Everard Scheidius. Jan Jacob Schultens was 1760/61 Rector of the Alma Mater.

From its closed in Herborn marriage with Susanne Amalie Schramm, daughter of the professor in Herborn Johann Heinrich Schramm, comes the son of Hendrik Albert Schulten (1749-1793), which also became a professor in Leiden.

Works

  • Dissertatio Academica de uiiliiaie dialectorum orienialium ad tuendam inlegritaiem Codicis Hebrew. Leiden 1742
  • Dissertatio Theologica ad locum Phil II, 5-11. Leiden 1743
  • Oratio de inauguralis fructibus in theologiam redundantibus ex penitiore linguarum orienialium cognitione. Leiden 1749
  • Nieuwjaarsgift aan twee voor standers of formulate. Leiden 1754
  • Waarschuwing op de katechismusverklaringe van A. Comrie. Leiden 1755
  • Hoognodig addressed aan de theol. Faculteit van Utrecht. Leiden 1755.
  • Antwoord aan J Doitsma. Leiden 1755
  • Antwoord aan den kerkeraad van Rotterdam. Leiden 1755
  • Letter Page CHANGE Lussen J. J. S. en J Barueth. over de van uitgave the Heidelberg Catechism 's, met het plan van inteekening daarvan. Dordrecht 1776
  • Observationes in loca veterum, quae sunt de praecipue vindicta divina. vid. Luzac Joa. Exercitationum academicarum specimen (nd, nd O. ).
  • E. Hollebeek, Redevoering over het toenemend small attention of goddelijke open baring. Leiden 1765 (Translation )
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