The Lanthorn 1899 . REV. HENRY ZIEGLER, D. D. REV. Henry Zieglek, D. D., who for nearly a quarter ofa century was connected with Missionary Institute, (nowSusquehanna University,) very peacefully passed away , 1898, at an advanced age. He was a man of exceptionalnatural endowments, and would have distinguished himselfin any of the professions. As a preacher he took high rank,and in his palmy days had, in some respects, no superior inthe Lutheran pulpit in this country. His clear and deep in-sight into divine truth in all its bearings, his sound judgment,his great powers of analysis, his
The Lanthorn 1899 . REV. HENRY ZIEGLER, D. D. REV. Henry Zieglek, D. D., who for nearly a quarter ofa century was connected with Missionary Institute, (nowSusquehanna University,) very peacefully passed away , 1898, at an advanced age. He was a man of exceptionalnatural endowments, and would have distinguished himselfin any of the professions. As a preacher he took high rank,and in his palmy days had, in some respects, no superior inthe Lutheran pulpit in this country. His clear and deep in-sight into divine truth in all its bearings, his sound judgment,his great powers of analysis, his ability to express what hesaw and felt in plain, forcible and appropriate language, some-times bordered on the marvelous, and rendered his discoursesinteresting and instructive in an eminent degree. Thesequalities, which distinguished him in the pulpit, he evinced,if possible, in a greater degree in the piofessors chair. The professional chair, with Dr. Henry Ziegler in it, became thethrone of a prince in theology.
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