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Paul Gerhardt<\/h1>\n

“1607 – 1676”<\/h2>\n
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Paul Gerhardt (1607 – 1676)<\/p><\/div>\n<\/section><\/section><\/div>

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Paul Gerhardt (1607 – 1676)<\/p><\/div>\n<\/section><\/section><\/div><\/div>\n

\u2192 O maior poeta luterano de todos os tempos \u00e9, sem d\u00favida, Paul Gerhardt, um homem que sentiu na pr\u00f3pria carne os horrores da guerra dos trinta anos. (Sobre a Guerra dos Trinta anos veja em Musica e Igreja). A guerra dos Trinta Anos havia terminou em 1648. No entanto, a epidemia, a fome, a desnutri\u00e7\u00e3o, a pobreza, e enfim, a morte, foram conseq\u00fc\u00eancias que continuaram por muitos anos. Paul Gerhardt viveu neste contexto. Gerhardt nasceu em 12 de Mar\u00e7o de 1607, na Cidade de Grafenhaynichen, Alemanha (Germany).<\/p>\n

Enquanto a guerra desolava a Alemanha, Paul Gerhardt conclu\u00eda seus estudos de teologia na universidade de Wittenberg. A dura realidade da guerra o impediu de assumir logo o pastorado, o que lhe dificultou mais ainda ganhar o p\u00e3o para sobreviv\u00eancia. Mas foi nesta triste situa\u00e7\u00e3o que come\u00e7ou a brotar o seu dom da poesia. J\u00e1 em 1647 o m\u00fasico Johann Cr\u00fcger publicou o hin\u00e1rio “Praxis Pietatis Melica” (M\u00fasica de Pr\u00e1tica Piedosa), no qual j\u00e1 continham 18 hinos de Paul Gerhardt, dos quais o povo se agradou muito. Seu primeiro minist\u00e9rio assumiu em 1651 em Mittelwalde. Em 1655 casou com Anna Maria Berthold, cujo primeiro fruto deste casamento, uma filha, morreu na inf\u00e2ncia. Em 1557 recebeu chamado para Berlim. Al\u00e9m de renomado poeta, Paul \u00e9 tamb\u00e9m reconhecido como um grande pregador. Seus serm\u00f5es atra\u00edam muita gente aos cultos.<\/p>\n

Al\u00e9m de todo o dilema da guerra, no qual viveu, por volta de 1662, come\u00e7aram para ele os anos de maior luta. O eleitor Friederich Wilhelm da Prussia, aderiu ao calvinismo e for\u00e7ou uma uni\u00e3o entre luteranos e calvinistas. A tentativa de chegar a um acordo n\u00e3o aconteceu. Paul Gerhadt foi um dos bra\u00e7os fortes dos te\u00f3logos luteranos na resist\u00eancia. Foi, principalmente, atrav\u00e9s dos hinos, que Paul Gerhardt manteve a posi\u00e7\u00e3o doutrin\u00e1ria luterana contra o calvinismo. Dois anos ap\u00f3s, o eleitor Friederich, vendo seu plano frustrado, decretou que, os pregadores tanto luteranos como calvinistas pregassem a mesma doutrina, obviamente calvinista. Paul Gerhardt, fiel aos princ\u00edpios da doutrina luterana se recusou a obedecer ao decreto e por isso, foi for\u00e7ado a abandonar o minist\u00e9rio e inclusive foi proibido de dar atendimento pastoral em sua pr\u00f3pria casa.<\/p>\n

Em meio a este dilema, Gerhardt ainda suportou a morte de mais um filho e em seguida a morte da esposa, ficando sozinho com um filho de seis anos. Em vida perdeu quatro dos cinco filhos que tinha. Enquanto a sua esposa estava gravemente enferma, ele leu para ela as palavras do Salmos 37:5 “Entrega o teu caminho ao Senhor, confia nele, e o mais ele far\u00e1”. Essas palavras o inspiraram a escrever o hino “Entrega o teu caminho” (Hin\u00e1rio Luterano, 424). Em 1668 foi chamado para L\u00fcbben an der Spree, Spreewald, Alemanha, Cidade onde faleceu em 27 de Maio de 1676.<\/p>\n

Paul Gerhardt escreveu 123 hinos. Na maioria s\u00e3o extensos com v\u00e1rias estrofes. Sua poesia \u00e9 de um talento incontest\u00e1vel. A linguagem \u00e9 simples, por\u00e9m, os conte\u00fados s\u00e3o profundos. Sua experi\u00eancia de vida e seu exemplo de f\u00e9 est\u00e3o fortemente marcados neles. O conte\u00fado deles est\u00e1 firmado na doutrina da justifica\u00e7\u00e3o pela f\u00e9 e expressam uma convic\u00e7\u00e3o crist\u00e3 muito sincera e uma teologia cristoc\u00eantrica. Milh\u00f5es de pessoas foram consoladas atrav\u00e9s dos seus hinos.<\/p>\n

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\u2192The greatest Lutheran poet of all time is undoubtedly Paul Gerhardt, a man who felt in his own flesh the horrors of the thirty-year war. (About the Thirty Years’ War see Music and Church). The Thirty Years’ War had ended in 1648. However, the epidemic, hunger, malnutrition, poverty, and finally, death, were consequences that continued for many years. Paul Gerhardt lived in this context. Gerhardt was born on March 12, 1607, in the City of Grafenhaynichen, Germany (Germany).<\/p>\n

While the war was desolating Germany, Paul Gerhardt was completing his theological studies at the University of Wittenberg. The harsh reality of the war prevented him from taking over the pastorate immediately, which made it even more difficult to earn his bread for survival. But it was in this sad situation that his gift of poetry began to emerge. In 1647, the musician Johann Cr\u00fcger published the hymnbook “Praxis Pietatis Melica” (Music of Pious Practice), which already contained 18 hymns by Paul Gerhardt, which the people were very pleased with. His first ministry took over in 1651 at Mittelwalde. In 1655 he married Anna Maria Berthold, whose first fruit of this marriage, a daughter, died in childhood. In 1557 he received a call to Berlin. In addition to being a renowned poet, Paul is also recognized as a great preacher. His sermons attracted many people to worship.<\/p>\n

In addition to all the dilemma of war, in which he lived, around 1662, the years of greater struggle began for him. Elector Friederich Wilhelm of Prussia, adhered to Calvinism and forced a union between Lutherans and Calvinists. The attempt to reach an agreement did not happen. Paul Gerhadt was one of the strongest arms of the Lutheran theologians in the resistance. It was mainly through the hymns that Paul Gerhardt maintained the Lutheran doctrinal position against Calvinism. Two years later, voter Friederich, seeing his plan frustrated, decreed that both Lutheran and Calvinist preachers would preach the same doctrine, obviously Calvinist. Paul Gerhardt, faithful to the principles of Lutheran doctrine, refused to obey the decree and was therefore forced to abandon the ministry and was even forbidden to give pastoral care in his own home.<\/p>\n

In the midst of this dilemma, Gerhardt still endured the death of one more child and then the death of his wife, being alone with a six-year-old son. In life, he lost four of the five children he had. While his wife was seriously ill, he read to her the words of Psalm 37: 5 “Commit your way to the Lord, trust him, and the more he will do”. These words inspired him to write the hymn “Give up your way” (Lutheran Hin\u00e1rio, 424). In 1668 he was called to L\u00fcbben an der Spree, Spreewald, Germany, where he died on May 27, 1676.<\/p>\n

Paul Gerhardt wrote 123 hymns. Most are extensive with several stanzas. His poetry is an undeniable talent. The language is simple, however, the contents are profound. Their life experience and their example of faith are strongly marked in them. Their content is based on the doctrine of justification by faith and they express a very sincere Christian conviction and Christocentric theology. Millions of people have been comforted through their hymns.<\/p>\n

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Mas ele foi ferido por causa das nossas transgress\u00f5es, e esmagado por causa das nossas iniq\u00fcidades; o castigo que nos traz a paz estava sobre ele, e pelas suas pisaduras fomos sarados. Todos n\u00f3s and\u00e1vamos desgarrados como ovelhas, cada um se desviava pelo seu caminho; mas o Senhor fez cair sobre ele a iniq\u00fcidade de todos n\u00f3s. Ele foi oprimido e afligido, mas n\u00e3o abriu a boca; como um cordeiro que \u00e9 levado ao matadouro, e como a ovelha que \u00e9 muda perante os seus tosquiadores, assim ele n\u00e3o abriu a boca. Pela opress\u00e3o e pelo ju\u00edzo foi arrebatado; e quem dentre os da sua gera\u00e7\u00e3o considerou que ele fora cortado da terra dos viventes, ferido por causa da transgress\u00e3o do meu povo?<\/p>\n<\/p>\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t

Isa\u00edas 53:5-8<\/div>\t<\/div>\n\t\n<\/section><\/section><\/div><\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

Paul Gerhardt “1607 – 1676” \u2192 O maior poeta luterano de todos os tempos \u00e9, sem d\u00favida, Paul Gerhardt, um homem que sentiu na pr\u00f3pria carne os horrores da guerra dos trinta anos. (Sobre a Guerra dos Trinta anos veja em Musica e Igreja). A guerra dos Trinta Anos havia terminou em 1648. No entanto, a epidemia, a fome, a desnutri\u00e7\u00e3o, a pobreza, e enfim, a morte, foram conseq\u00fc\u00eancias que continuaram por muitos anos. Paul Gerhardt viveu neste contexto. Gerhardt nasceu em 12 de Mar\u00e7o de 1607, na Cidade de Grafenhaynichen, Alemanha (Germany). Enquanto a guerra desolava a Alemanha, Paul Gerhardt conclu\u00eda seus estudos de teologia na universidade de Wittenberg. A dura realidade da guerra o impediu de assumir logo o pastorado, o que lhe dificultou mais ainda ganhar o p\u00e3o para sobreviv\u00eancia. Mas foi nesta triste situa\u00e7\u00e3o que come\u00e7ou a brotar o seu dom da poesia. J\u00e1 em 1647 o m\u00fasico Johann Cr\u00fcger publicou o hin\u00e1rio “Praxis Pietatis Melica” (M\u00fasica de Pr\u00e1tica Piedosa), no qual j\u00e1 continham 18 hinos de Paul Gerhardt, dos quais o povo se agradou muito. Seu primeiro minist\u00e9rio assumiu em 1651 em Mittelwalde. Em 1655 casou com Anna Maria Berthold, cujo primeiro fruto deste casamento, uma filha, morreu na inf\u00e2ncia. Em 1557 recebeu chamado para Berlim. Al\u00e9m de renomado poeta, Paul \u00e9 tamb\u00e9m reconhecido como um grande pregador. Seus serm\u00f5es atra\u00edam muita gente aos cultos. Al\u00e9m de todo o dilema da guerra, no qual viveu, por volta de 1662, come\u00e7aram para ele os anos de maior luta. O eleitor Friederich Wilhelm da Prussia, aderiu ao calvinismo e for\u00e7ou uma uni\u00e3o entre luteranos e calvinistas. A tentativa de chegar a um acordo n\u00e3o aconteceu. Paul Gerhadt foi um dos bra\u00e7os fortes dos te\u00f3logos luteranos na resist\u00eancia. Foi, principalmente, atrav\u00e9s dos hinos, que Paul Gerhardt manteve a posi\u00e7\u00e3o doutrin\u00e1ria luterana contra o calvinismo. Dois anos ap\u00f3s, o eleitor Friederich, vendo seu plano frustrado, decretou que, os pregadores tanto luteranos como calvinistas pregassem a mesma doutrina, obviamente calvinista. Paul Gerhardt, fiel aos princ\u00edpios da doutrina luterana se recusou a obedecer ao decreto e por isso, foi for\u00e7ado a abandonar o minist\u00e9rio e inclusive foi proibido de dar atendimento pastoral em sua pr\u00f3pria casa. Em meio a este dilema, Gerhardt ainda suportou a morte de mais um filho e em seguida a morte da esposa, ficando sozinho com um filho de seis anos. Em vida perdeu quatro dos cinco filhos que tinha. Enquanto a sua esposa estava gravemente enferma, ele leu para ela as palavras do Salmos 37:5 “Entrega o teu caminho ao Senhor, confia nele, e o mais ele far\u00e1”. Essas palavras o inspiraram a escrever o hino “Entrega o teu caminho” (Hin\u00e1rio Luterano, 424). Em 1668 foi chamado para L\u00fcbben an der Spree, Spreewald, Alemanha, Cidade onde faleceu em 27 de Maio de 1676. Paul Gerhardt escreveu 123 hinos. Na maioria s\u00e3o extensos com v\u00e1rias estrofes. Sua poesia \u00e9 de um talento incontest\u00e1vel. A linguagem \u00e9 simples, por\u00e9m, os conte\u00fados s\u00e3o profundos. Sua experi\u00eancia de vida e seu exemplo de f\u00e9 est\u00e3o fortemente marcados neles. O conte\u00fado deles est\u00e1 firmado na doutrina da justifica\u00e7\u00e3o pela f\u00e9 e expressam uma convic\u00e7\u00e3o crist\u00e3 muito sincera e uma teologia cristoc\u00eantrica. Milh\u00f5es de pessoas foram consoladas atrav\u00e9s dos seus hinos. \u2192The greatest Lutheran poet of all time is undoubtedly Paul Gerhardt, a man who felt in his own flesh the horrors of the thirty-year war. (About the Thirty Years’ War see Music and Church). The Thirty Years’ War had ended in 1648. However, the epidemic, hunger, malnutrition, poverty, and finally, death, were consequences that continued for many years. Paul Gerhardt lived in this context. Gerhardt was born on March 12, 1607, in the City of Grafenhaynichen, Germany (Germany). While the war was desolating Germany, Paul Gerhardt was completing his theological studies at the University of Wittenberg. The harsh reality of the war prevented him from taking over the pastorate immediately, which made it even more difficult to earn his bread for survival. But it was in this sad situation that his gift of poetry began to emerge. In 1647, the musician Johann Cr\u00fcger published the hymnbook “Praxis Pietatis Melica” (Music of Pious Practice), which already contained 18 hymns by Paul Gerhardt, which the people were very pleased with. His first ministry took over in 1651 at Mittelwalde. In 1655 he married Anna Maria Berthold, whose first fruit of this marriage, a daughter, died in childhood. In 1557 he received a call to Berlin. In addition to being a renowned poet, Paul is also recognized as a great preacher. His sermons attracted many people to worship. In addition to all the dilemma of war, in which he lived, around 1662, the years of greater struggle began for him. Elector Friederich Wilhelm of Prussia, adhered to Calvinism and forced a union between Lutherans and Calvinists. The attempt to reach an agreement did not happen. Paul Gerhadt was one of the strongest arms of the Lutheran theologians in the resistance. It was mainly through the hymns that Paul Gerhardt maintained the Lutheran doctrinal position against Calvinism. Two years later, voter Friederich, seeing his plan frustrated, decreed that both Lutheran and Calvinist preachers would preach the same doctrine, obviously Calvinist. Paul Gerhardt, faithful to the principles of Lutheran doctrine, refused to obey the decree and was therefore forced to abandon the ministry and was even forbidden to give pastoral care in his own home. In the midst of this dilemma, Gerhardt still endured the death of one more child and then the death of his wife, being alone with a six-year-old son. In life, he lost four of the five children he had. While his wife was seriously ill, he read to her the words of Psalm 37: 5 “Commit your way to the Lord, trust him, and the more he will do”. These words inspired him to write the hymn “Give up your way” (Lutheran Hin\u00e1rio, 424). In 1668 he was called to L\u00fcbben an der Spree, Spreewald, Germany, where he died on May 27, 1676. Paul Gerhardt wrote 123 hymns. Most are extensive with several stanzas. His poetry is an undeniable talent. The language is simple, however, the contents are profound. Their life experience and their example of faith are strongly marked in them. 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