Hermannus Witsius

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Hermannus Witsius was a 17th-century Dutch Reformed theologian best known for his influential works on covenant theology and his efforts to reconcile differing Calvinist traditions.

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instanceOf Christian theologian
Dutch Reformed theologian
human
theologian
aim to reconcile Voetian and Cocceian Calvinist traditions
birthCountry Dutch Republic
birthDate 1636-02-12
birthPlace Enkhuizen NERFINISHED
deathDate 1708-10-22
deathPlace Leiden
denomination Dutch Reformed Church
educatedAt University of Groningen
University of Utrecht
linked to: Utrecht University
era 17th century
Post-Reformation theology
familyName Witsius
linked to: Hermannus Witsius
fieldOfWork covenant theology
theology
gender male
givenName Hermannus
linked to: Hermann
influenced Reformed covenant theology
later Presbyterian theologians
influencedBy Heinrich Bullinger
John Calvin
knownFor covenant theology
reconciling differing Calvinist traditions
languageOfWorkOrName Dutch
Latin
movement Calvinism
name Hermannus Witsius
nationality Dutch
notableWork De oeconomia foederum Dei cum hominibus
Miscellanea Sacra
Sacra Biblia
The Economy of the Covenants Between God and Man
occupation minister
professor
positionHeld professor of divinity at the University of Franeker
professor of divinity at the University of Leiden
professor of divinity at the University of Utrecht
religion Reformed Christianity
linked to: Reformed churches
theologicalFocus covenant of grace
covenant of works
union with Christ
theologicalTradition Reformed orthodoxy
linked to: Calvinism

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University of Franeker notableAlumni Hermannus Witsius
Hermannus Witsius name Hermannus Witsius
Hermannus Witsius familyName Witsius
linked to: Hermannus Witsius