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Friedrich Schleiermacher (1768–1834) made a major impact as preacher at Trinity Church in Berlin. This volume in the 3^rd section of the complete critical edition includes the last three of the seven collections of sermons that Schleiermacher published himself. As an appendix, the volume includes the 1829 Berlin Hymnal, which Schleiermacher substantially contributed to creating and designing.

Friedrich Schleiermacher (1768–1834) was extraordinarily effective when he preached from the pulpit. This volume reproduces the manuscripts of his sermons, beginning with his examination sermon in 1790 and extending to his assumption of the position of reformed preacher at Berlin’s Dreifaltigkeitskirche (Trinity Church) in 1808. The volume contains 364 draft sermons and 43 detailed transcripts of sermons or portions of sermons.

Friedrich Daniel Ernst Schleiermacher (1768–1834) had a remarkable ability to inspire his contemporaries from the pulpit. This volume is an edition of 107 sermons delivered on 100 occasions in the years 1809–1815. 74 of them are published for the first time and they provide a comprehensive insight into Schleiermacher as a preacher in his first 7 years at the Church of the Holy Trinity in Berlin. The volume is supplemented by an appendix containing hymn sheets (text only) from the period 1812 to 1816. These prints, designed and published by Schleiermacher, are undated and have been compiled to correspond to the liturgical year. They are now available to researchers for the first time.

Friedrich Schleiermacher (1768–1834) had an extraordinary impact on the thinking of his time, and he reached his contemporaries in many ways through his sermons. The 5th volume of section III of the Complete Critical Edition includes sermons for 112 dates from the years 1816–1819. Among these sermons, 93 have never been previously published. This is thus the very first comprehensive documentation of Schleiermacher’s work as a preacher in Berlin.

Friedrich Schleiermacher (1768–1834) had a unique ability to enthrall his contemporaries from the pulpit. This volume of the Complete Critical Edition contains sermons for 106 dates from the years 1820 and 1821, including 60 sermons that were completely unknown until now. This volume thus sheds new light on Schleiermacher's peak creative period at Berlin’s Dreifaltigkeitskirche (Trinity Church).

Friedrich Daniel Ernst Schleiermacher (1768–1834) had a remarkable ability to inspire his contemporaries from the pulpit. This volume of the critical complete edition contains sermons delivered on 111 occasions between 1822 and 1823, 60 of them previously unknown. The result is the first comprehensive insight into Schleiermacher's most active period at the Church of the Holy Trinity in Berlin.

Friedrich Schleiermacher (1768–1834) was the most spiritually captivating pulpit orator of his era. This volume includes texts of the sermons he presented during 56 Sunday worship services in 1824, based on high-quality transcriptions. Among them, 22 sermons were completely unknown until now. For 12 of the 15 texts published by Schleiermacher himself, it has also been possible to include an alternate version, which vividly illustrates his creative process in writing the literary sermons.

Schleiermacher was one of the best known and most influential pulpit orators of the 19^th century. This volume includes sermons for 55 dates in 1825, among them 28 that were previously completely unknown. For five texts there are supplemental postscripts provided from members of his audience. In addition, the sermons published in the Complete Works are examined and textually critiqued by means of parallel sources.

In fourteen volumes, the third section of the Critical Edition includes all of Friedrich Schleiermacher’s (1768–1832) extant sermons. Volume 10 contains the texts of 109 sermon dating from 1826 and 1827, including transcripts documenting the hitherto unpublished conclusion of the great series of homilies on the Gospel of John.

From his pulpit, Friedrich Daniel Ernst Schleiermacher (1768–1834) was able to inspire his contemporaries in a singular manner. The present volume includes editions of his sermons from 81 dates in 1828 and 1829. For 74 of the sermons, no text versions have been published previously. In addition, the volume includes an appendix with song sheets dating from 1816–1829 for dates on which no sermons have been preserved.

Schleiermacher preached on a regular basis over a period of forty years. This third section of the Critical Complete Edition documents his sermons in fourteen volumes. The present volume contains 84 sermons from 1830 and 1831, including 31 sermons published here for the first time and 9 presented in previously unpublished text versions.

The third section of the Critical Complete Edition includes all existing sermons preached by Friedrich Schleiermacher (1768-1834). The 59 sermons from 1832 presented in the present volume are supplemented by the editor’s comments on the historical context and the Biblical references.

The volume completes the complete critical edition of Schleiermacher’s sermons. It compiles the sermons from Schleiermacher’s final fourteen months of life, and includes, in addition, single items (eleven undated drafts of sermons and the funeral oration for Solger), and concludes with a list of additions and corrections to the previous thirteen volumes of sermons.

The index volume concludes the 14 text volumes of the sermons section and includes five comprehensive indices: I. Edited sermons; II. Names, sermon tradents, and Bible passages; III. Themes and keywords; IV. Literature V. Songs included in the song sheets.