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J. J. van Oosterzee, nineteenth-century preacher, scholar, and teacher, was one of Holland’s foremost Christian figures. He made great contributions to theological science studies. Many of Oosterzee’s works were translated into English because of their deep impact in the European evangelical world. The J. J. van Oosterzee Theological Studies Collection includes eight of his prominent works. In it, Oosterzee analyzes dogmatics, Christology, homiletics, liturgics, catechetics, poimenics, and Pauline, Petrine, and Johannine theology. Additional volumes defend the verity and credibility of the Gospel of John, present Moses’ and Jesus’ lives, and provide daily devotional readings.
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[Van Oosterzee] is one of the most eloquent preachers and profound scholars of Holland . . . His great qualities entitle him to measure weapons with the haughtiest skeptics of Europe.
—Methodist Quarterly Review
Dr. Van Oosterzee is quite at the head of the evangelical preachers, commentators, and theologians of Holland. He early achieved distinction in the pulpit, whence he was transferred to the chair of theology, from both which positions he has given forth numerous valuable contributions to apologetics, biblical exegesis, and dogmatic and practical divinity. . . . he has become favorably know to American scholars and divines.
—The Biblical Repertory and Princeton Review
Dr. J. J. van Oosterzee . . . is one of the most distinguished divines in the Reformed Church of Holland. He has, almost from the commencement of his ministry, occupied a prominent position in the church, and has exerted a powerful and extensive influence in favor of evangelical truth. As a pulpit orator he has no superior in his own country. . . . As a writer on scientific theology he has attained great distinction, not only in Holland but also in Germany. . . . [His] works are fresh, original and profound, bearing the impress of their author’s genius and piety, and evincing his intimate acquaintance with the whole range of German literature, on the subjects of which he treats.
—The American Presbyterian Review
J. J. van Oosterzee (1817–1882) was a Dutch evangelical preacher, teacher, and theologian. He attended the University of Utrecth, Netherlands from 1835 to 1839. Between 1841 and 1862, Oosterzee served as a pastor at Eemnes-Binnen, Alkmaar, and Rodderdam. In 1863, he was appointed professor of biblical and practical theology at the University of Utrecht, where he taught until his death. In 1877, Dutch law forbid faculty to teach on biblical, dogmatic, and practical theology, so Oosterzee instead taught on the philosophy of religion, New Testament introduction, and the history of Christian dogma. Oosterzee devoted much of his studies to theological science. Among his numerous published works are sermons, lectures, articles, and treatises.
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