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24 de may. de 2023 · Johannes Bugenhagen fue un teólogo, un exégeta, un pastor y un reformador social y organizador de la iglesia El “Der Weinberg des Herrn” de Lucas Cranach el Joven (1569) que se exhibe en la iglesia de Santa María en Wittenberg, Alemania, muestra a los reformadores de Wittenberg trabajando codo con codo como granjeros en una ladera, cuidando los brotes y cosechando los cultivos.
Johannes Bugenhagen, Lutheran reformer and theologian at Wittenberg, Ger., came to Copenhagen in 1537 to help organize the Lutheran Church of Denmark. In 1683 King Christian V decreed that the law of Denmark would recognize the Apostles’, Nicene, and Athanasian creeds, Luther’s Small Catechism, and… Read More
Juan (Johannes) Bugenhagen. Juan Bugenhagen, nacido en 1485 en Pomerania Ulterior realizó estudios humanísticos en Greifswald y fue ordenado sacerdote. Ocupó varias cátedras como docente de la Santa Escritura y patrística. El escrito anti-romano "El cautiverio Babilónico de la Iglesia" de Lutero, publicado en 1521, suscitó primero el ...
Johannes Bugenhagen (24. kesäkuuta 1485 Wollin, Taka-Pommeri – 20. huhtikuuta 1558 Wittenberg) oli saksalainen pappi, uskonpuhdistaja ja Martti Lutherin sielunhoitaja ja läheinen ystävä. Bugenhagen toi uskonpuhdistuksen Pohjois-Saksaan ja Tanskaan .
Martin Luther's pastor in Wittenberg was Johannes Bugenhagen, officiating at Luther's wedding to Katherina von Bora and preaching at his funeral. An important reformer in his own right, he was particularly dedicated to putting the biblical truths of the Reformation into practice. To learn more about Pastor Johannes Bugenhagen, follow these ...
Dr. Johannes Bugenhagen’s answer to the question whether one can wage war for the sake of the gospel in order to defend it with the sword Download; XML; A Christian sermon over the body and at the funeral of the venerable Dr. Martin Luther, preached by Mr. Johann Bugenhagen Pomeranus, doctor and pastor of the church in Wittenberg Download; XML
Johannes Bugenhagen: Reformer beyond the Limelight . As visitors to Wittenberg amble along the main street of the city that leads from the Lutherhalle to the Castle Church, they will surely notice the large statues of Martin Luther and Philip Melanchthon[1] located in front of the old city hall.
