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Gib Selbsterkenntnis, zeige mir, Erforscher meiner Seele

Gib Selbsterkenntnis, zeige mir, Erforscher meiner Seele

Author: Louisa Henrietta of Brandenburgh
Published in 3 hymnals

Author: Louisa Henrietta of Brandenburgh

Luise Henriette, Electress of Brandenburg, daughter of Friedrich Heinrich, Prince of Nassau-Orange and Stadtholder of the United Netherlands, was born at 'S Gravenhage (The Hague), Nov. 27, 1627. She received a careful Christian training, not only in literature, but also in domestic economy and feminine handicrafts. On Dec. 7, 1646, she was married, at the Hague, to the Elector Friedrich Wilhelm of Brandenburg, who was then residing at Cleve, but remained at the Hague to nurse her father, who died March 14, 1647. She then, in June, 1647, joined her husband at Cleve, where her first child, Wilhelm Heinrich, was born in May 1648. In the autumn of 1619 she set out with her husband and child on the way to Berlin, but in the inclement weather th… Go to person page >

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First Line: Gib Selbsterkenntnis, zeige mir, Erforscher meiner Seele
Author: Louisa Henrietta of Brandenburgh
Language: German
Copyright: Public Domain

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Evangelisches Gesangbuch mit vierstimmigen Melodien #37[628]

Gesangbuch der Evangelischen Gemeinschaft für öffentlichen und häuslichen Gottesdienst #d234

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Gesangbuch der Evangelischen Gemeinschaft #504

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