Johannes Hoornbeek

John Hoornbeek (also: Hoorn Beeck, Horenbeek; * November 4, 1617 in Haarlem, † September 1, 1666 in Leiden ) was a Dutch Reformed theologian.

Life

Hoornbeeks family roots lie in Flanders, where his grandfather fled with the name John before religious persecution in 1548 to Holland. He was the son of the merchant Hornbeek Tobias and his wife Jannecke Baerts. After he had received his first education, he moved with sixteen years, the University of Leiden, where he lectures by Daniel Heinsius, Constantine L' Empereur van Oppyck (1551-1648), Jacobus Golius (1596-1667), Franco Petri Burgersdijk, Anthony Thysius the Elder and Anthony Walaeus (1573-1639) attended. The plague forced him to leave suffering and incorporated in 1635 to study at the newly founded University of Utrecht.

Here he was one year student of Gisbert Voetius. After he resumed his studies in Leiden, he was on March 1, 1639 preacher in Mülheim am Rhein. On December 21, 1643 he received his PhD in Utrecht under Voetius with the Disputationes decem anti- Judaicae (Utrecht 1644) Doctor of Theology, was born on March 3, 1644 and appointed preacher Maastricht in July 10, 1644 as a professor of theology at the University of Utrecht. This office he stepped in with the speech Oratio de inauguralis studio S. Theologiae ... VI idus Julii (Utrecht 1644). The following year he became a preacher in Utrecht. In Utrecht he had taught the oriental languages ​​, dedicated to the dogma and the interpretation of the New Testament.

After he had become 1650/51 Rector of Utrecht alma mater, he went on June 9, 1654 as a professor of theology at the University of Leiden, which office he took up with the speech Oratio de inauguralis Scholis theologicis ... (Leiden 1654). In that capacity, he had to endure during that time, even hostility. The reason for this may have been his own polemical behavior against other theological movements within the Reformed Church. As a follower of his teacher Voetius he represented the orthodox flow of the Dutch Reformed Church and was an opponent of Johannes Cocceius (1603-1669) and Abraham Heidanus ( 1597-1678 ). However, he could also participate in the organizational tasks of the university and was Leidenener 1664/65 Rector of Leyden Alma Mater.

From his marriage with Anna Bernard 's sons Isaac and Hendrik Emilius come.

Works

  • Oratio inaug. studio de St. Theologiae, habita in Academia Ultrajectina ad susceptionem professionis Theologicae Anno CIƆ IƆC XLIV VI Idus Julii, Utrecht 1644
  • Disputationes X Anti- Judaicae, Utrecht 1644
  • De paradoxis et Heterodoxis Weigelianis Commentarius, ubi et de Swenefeldo, alüsque similis indolis. Utrecht 1646
  • Disputationes de Baptismo veterum. Utrecht 1647
  • De Disperatione salutari de se ipso. Leidae 1651
  • Apologia Pro Ecclesia Christiana Hodierna non apostaticâ; opposita libello (van Abraham Bradley Boreel. ), cwi titulus; Ad Legem et Testimony, immersive Erotematica propositio et dedactio etc., Amsterdam 1647
  • Belijdenis Predicatie over 1 Tim. III: 15, Utrecht 1648
  • Socininianismi confutati Tome I, Utrecht 1650, Tome II, Utrecht 1662, Tome III, Utrecht 1664, Utrecht 1666, Leiden 1698,
  • Euthanasia, ofte sterven wel; waerin veel voorbeelden the stervenden en hun laetste doodtspreuken verhaeld been, Utrecht 1651, 1660
  • Euthanasia, sive de arte moriendi. Utrecht 1600
  • Oratio in obitum Cl. V. Caroli de Maets, Theology eximii. Utrecht 1651
  • Examination bullae Papalis qua pontiff Innocent X abrogare nititur Pacem Germaniae. Accedunt bullae Urbani VIII de suppressione Jesuitissarum, de cultu Imaginum, de Festis: una cum saholüs: additâ Bulla Clementi VI Pontificis qua mandate Angelis Paradisi etc., Utrecht 1652, Frankfurt 1653 ( was banned in Rome on 10 June 1658)
  • Summa cum controversiarum Religionis Infidelibus, Haerctiois, Schismaticis, id est, Gentilibus Judaeis, Muhammedanis, Papistis Anabaptistis, Enthusiastis, et Libertinis: Socinianis, Remonstrantibus, Lutheranis, Brownistis, Graecis, Utrecht 1653, Utrecht 1658, Colberg 1676, Frankfurt ( Oder) in 1697
  • Institutiones Theologicae, Utrecht 1653, Leiden 1658
  • Oratio de Ecclesiarum inter se communione, dicta in Academia Ultrajectinâ the II Maii at CIƆ IƆC LIV. Utrecht 1654
  • Oratio de inauguralis Scholis theologicis, dicta in Acad. Lugduno - Batavâ, freguentissimo auditorio, the IX Junii Anno CIƆ ICƆ LIV Leiden 1654
  • Dissertatio de Peste, Theologica, Lugd. Bat. In 1655. Ook in Tractatus de Variorum theologici de Peste, Leiden 1654
  • Pro convincendis et convertendis Judaeis et Gentilibus Libri VIII, Leiden 1655
  • Orationes habitae in Academia Ultrajectinâ I inauguralis ad susceptionem professionis Theologicae - Altera funebris in obitum Cl. V. Caroli de Maets - Tertia on discesoria. CIƆ IƆC LIV the Secunda Maii, Utrecht 1658
  • De observanda a Christianis praecepto Decalogi quarto, the Dominica Leiden 1659, 1659
  • Heyliginge van Gods Naam en Dagh ofte sweeren streamline tegen vloeken s; end of the van Heeren van de onderhoudinge - dags - heyliging, Leiden 1659
  • Gisberti Voetii Disputatie van geest elicke verlatinge, vervolgt door Joh Hoorn Beeck, Dordrecht 1659
  • Epistolae ad Johannem Duraeum Scoto - Britannum, qua respondetur Examini Johannis de Beverley Indepentissimo. Addita Independentiûm est in Anglia confession. Leiden 1660
  • Ook cum Jacobi Usserii Disputatione de reducendo Episcopatu ad formam regiminis Synodici. Leiden 1661
  • Epistola ad eundem de Indepentismo, Leiden 1661
  • Dissertatio de veterum concionibus. Utrecht 1663
  • Dissertatio de consociatione Euangelicâ Reformatorum, et Augustinae confessionis, sive de Colloquio Cassellano, anno CIƆ IƆC LXI habito, Amsterdam 1663 (This essay was of Abraham Calovus with the Dissertatio aan een boek in getiteld: Δοκιμαστα alcohol Syncretistici dissertationis Lugdunensis John D. Hoorenbeeckii de consociatione Reformatorum et Augustinae confessionis Witteberg 1667 answers )
  • Theologiae Practicae Tomi II Leiden 1663, Utrecht 1689, Frankfurt 1698
  • Capitula Patrum. Utrecht 1665
  • Irenicum, sive de studio pacis et Concordiae; et Oratio de prudential. Utrecht 1606
  • Disputationum Theologicarum Anticocianarum compendium. Utrecht 1666
  • De conversione Indorum et gentilium libri II, Accessit ejusdem vita from Amico (David Stuart ) edita. Amsterdam 1669, Leiden 1662, 1663,
  • Methodus, sive Tractatus de ratione concionandi. Met het Compendium of Theology. Dogmaticae Andreas van Essenius. Utrecht in 1669, 1682, 1685
  • Vetera et nova, sive Exercitationum Theologicarum libri III, quorum ultimus ex parte complectitur materias, quas Auctor Tomo III Theologiae suae Practicae destinaverat. Accedunt ejusdem orationes quaedam Utrecht 1672
  • Korte s naerder verdediginge van de kerk commodity, gestelt tegen de Wyser van de kerk paepse, Utrecht 1649
  • Concept van redres over ' t stuk van leeninge OMTR. the poor, 2e dr. , Leiden 1659
  • Aanvang s voortgang the door Armenianerye A. Montanus, Rijstenius s Hoornbeek. Schoonhoven 1662
  • Sondag Rust - dagh the armies end daarin getoont conciliaty van verscheyde disputes, dienaangaande, Leiden 1659
  • Berigt van den Sabbath. Utrecht 1663
  • Miscellanea sacra, Exercitationes et orationes, lectissimae cujusvis Argue, Leiden 1674, Utrecht 1677
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