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Zinzendorf and Money

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W. R. Ward
W. R. Ward*
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There are problems with this topic. Zinzendorf himself would certainly have considered it a non-subject, as he would certainly have regarded the counsel of his contemporary Wesley to ‘gain all you can, save all you can, and give all you can’ as unspeakably bourgeois, an adjective I have no recollection of Wesley’s applying to himself. The severer kind of economic historian might also regard what I have to say as a non-treatment of a non-subject, for I cannot present you with a profit-and-loss account of Zinzendorf’s transactions; I know no more about his income than he did, which was not very much; and although I shall refer later to the successive valuations of Zinzendorf’s property which that remarkable scholar Otto Uttendürfer dredged up from the Herrnhut archives sixty years ago, I attach no great importance to them. They seem to me the same kind of artificial enterprise as the annual revaluations for borrowing purposes which were made of the empty Centre Point building in its earlier years. Moreover, the straightforward introduction to the theme which I enjoyed not long ago is not readily available to historians in the West. It is to work first in the archive of Francke’s Orphan House at Halle, and then move on to that of the Renewed Church of the United Brethren at Herrnhut. Francke’s Orphan House, one of the biggest buildings of eighteenth-century Europe, has the Thatcherite principle of cost-effectiveness written all over it, and is clearly based on the Prussian barracks. The whole community at Herrnhut combines baroque lavishness with simplicity in a way not easily put into words, but most movingly experienced in the Grosse Saal in which the Brethren now hold their services. A visit to the Moravian settlement at Zeyst in the Netherlands, however, may sufficiently illustrate the point.

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Studies in Church History , Volume 24: The Church and Wealth , 1987 , pp. 283 - 305
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1 This theme is most fully worked out in Wesley’s Sermon no 50 on Luke 16.9, ‘Make to yourselves friends of the mammon of unrighteousness’, but he was sufficiently confident of it to return to it on several occasions, for example, The letters of John Wesley, ed. J. Telford (London, 1931) 5.8:6.207. Compare also Sermon no 116 §8.

2 Das neueste Gespräch im dem Rekhe der Lebendigen zwischen dem Hermhutischen … Grafen von Zinzendorf und einem Freymaürer… (Frankfurt/Leipzig, 1741), p. 27.

3 Ausführliche historische und Theologische Nachricht von der Herrenhuthischen Brüderschaft…mit einer Forlseltzung (Franckfurth, 1743), p. 50 [Reprinted in the Olms reprint of the works of Zinzendorf (referred to below as Zinzendorf Werke) Reihe 2, Bd. 14 (Hildesheim, 1976)]. It was also maintained that the attraction of Herrnhut was freedom from Leibeigenschaft. [C. F. Demelius], Vollständige sowohl hislorischals theologische Nachricht von der Herrnhutische Brüder schaft… (Frankfurt/Leipzig, 1735), pp. 10–11.

4 ‘I.C.T.’ [otherwise anonymous], Sammlung einige Briefe beruhmter und gottseliger theologorum zur Erlaüterung des Zinzendorfischen Unwesens (Hamburg, 1748), pp. 25–31.

5 Ausführliche Nachricht… Fortsetzung [see above n. 3], pp. 47, 108.

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11 The reference is to Luke 22.31.

12 See especially his introduction to the reprints of the Teutsche Gedichte (1766) (Zinzendorf Werke, Ergänzungsband 2 [Hildesheim, 1964] and the Catholic writings (Zinzendorf Werke, Ergänzungsband 10 [Hildesheim, 1970]). Compare Archive of the Renewed Unity of the Brethren [hereafter Herrnhut MSS] R. 20 A1. Darstellungen Zinzendorfs aus seiner früheren Zeit.

13 He spoke even of ‘the nobility’ of Christ’s decision to become man. Schrautenbach, Graf Zinzendorf, p. 83 (Repr. in Zinzendorf Werke, Reihe 2, Bd. 9).

14 Teutsche Gedichte, p. 178 (Repr. in Zinzendorf Werke, Ergänzungsband 2).

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21 Büdingische Sammlung I, Vorrede [n.p.] Footnote. (Repr. in Zinzendorf Werke, Ergänzungsband 7.)

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23 On this group see F. W. Barthold, Die Erweckten im protestantischen Deutschland während des Ausgangs des 17. und der ersten Hälfte des 18. Jahrhunderts, besonders die frommen Grafenhöfe (Reprinted from Historisches Taschenbuch 1852–3, ed. F. von Raumer [Darmstadt, 1968]): also H.-W. Erbe, Zinzendorf und der fromme hohe Adel seiner Zeit (Leipzig, 1928) (Repr. in Zinzendorf Werke, Reihe 2, Bd. 12).

24 Zeitschrift für Brüdergeschichte 8 (1914), 13 [Repr. in Zinzendorf Werke, Reihe 3, Bd. 3 (Hildesheim 1973)].

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30 Zinzendorf s defenders followed suit: ‘Entrepreneurs of all classes with large and extensive views, misunderstanding the Count, took him at first for a man whom they could use to accomplish their own chimerical projects; but when he spoke against them or showed in practice that he wanted nothing to do with them, took offence, and threatened controversy or attacked him without warning’. [Imprimatur—Polycarp Müller] Siegfrieds Bescheidene Beleuchtung (n.pl., 1744), p. 97 [Repr. in Zinzendorf Werke, Reihe 2, Bd. 16 (Hildesheim, 1982), p. 317]. On the French usage compare R. Cantillon, Essai sur la nature du commerce en general, ed. H. Higgs (London, 1931), p. 54; J. A. Schumpeter, History of Economic Analysis (Oxford, 1954), P. 555.

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34 Ebersdorf also had the advantage of being free of the Saxon censorship. A. Kobuch, ‘Die Zensur in Kursachsen zur Zeit der Personalunion mit Polen (1697–1763). Beiträge zur Geschichte der Aufklärung’ (Dr. Diss. Humboldt Universität zu Berlin, 1965), 1.160.

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39 Jannasch, , ‘Erdmuthe Dorothea’, Zeitschrift für Brüdergeschichte, 8 (1914), p. 127 Google Scholar (Repr. in Zinzendorf Werke, Reihe 3, Bd. 3). The Count’s itineraries are appended to the second and third volumes of Erich Beyreuther’s biography, Zinzendorf und die seth allhier beisammen finden, pp. 289–90: Zinzendorf und die Christenheit (Marburg an der Lahn, 1961), pp. 291–4.

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43 Isaac Lelong (1683–1762) seems not to have been a member of the Moravian community.

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47 Jonas Paulus Weiss (1695–1775) was given charge of the small congregation of the Brethren at Nuremberg (Weigelt, Beziehungen zwischen Castell-Remlingen una Zinzendorf, p. 135, n. 22), and later distinguished himself by advocating the formation of a college of businessmen to finance the unity by promoting commerce and manufactures. (O. Uttendörfer, Wirtschaftsgeist una Wirtschaftsorganization der Brüdergemeine von 1743 bis zur Ende des Jahrhunderts (Herrnhut, 1926), p. 37.) On the Diaconate, Schrautenbach, Graf von Zinzendorf p. 487 (Repr. in Zinzendorf Werke, Reihe 2, Bd. 9). Compare Woldershausen, Gegründete Nachrichten, p. 17.

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50 This seems to be the implication of Spangenberg, Leben Zinzendorfs, p. 829 n. (Repr. in Zinzendorf Werke, Reihe 2, Bd. 4). Compare Schrautenbach, Graf Zinzendorf, p. 215 (Repr. in Zinzendorf Werke, Reihe 2, Bd. 9).

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