Quando em extremo aperto

Translator: Martinho Lutero Hasse

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baseado em: Joachim Camerarius

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Author: Paul Eber

Eber, Paul, son of Johannes Eber, master tailor at Kitzingen, Bavaria, was born at Kitzingen, Nov. 8, 1511. He was sent in 1523 to the Gymnasium at Ansbach, but being forced by illness to return home, was on his way thrown from horseback and dragged more than a mile, remaining as a consequence deformed ever after. In 1525 he entered the St. Lorentz school at Nürnberg, under Joachim Camerarius, and in 1532 went to the University of Wittenberg, where he graduated 1536, and thereafter became tutor in the Philosophical Faculty. He was appointed Professor of Latin in 1544, then in 1557 Professor of Hebrew and Castle preacher, and in 1558 Town preacher and General Superintendent of the Electorate, receiving in 1559 the degree D.D. from the Unive… Go to person page >

Text Information

First Line: Quando em extremo aperto
German Title: Wenn wir in höchsten Nöten sein
Author: Paul Eber (1566)
baseado em: Joachim Camerarius (1546)
Translator: Martinho Lutero Hasse
Source: baseado em In tenebris nostrae de Joachim Camerarius, 1546
Language: Portuguese
Copyright: Dominio público; Tradução: © Copyright da Igreja Ev. Luterana do Brasil (admin. Editora Concórdia), 1986

Tune

LES COMANDEMENS DE DIEU

LES COMMANDEMENS (French for "the commandments"), a rich and graceful tune in the Hypo-Ionian mode (major), was used in the Genevan Psalter (1547) for the Decalogue and for Psalm 140, and later in British psalters and in the Lutheran tradition. The first setting in the Psalter Hymnal derives from Cl…

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