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KRIEGER (Wilhelm Leendert) was born in Amsterdam in 1748 and served as assistant pastor of Rev. To have been a Schutte and a sick visitor, the ministry in 's Gravesande (1780), Zwolle (1781), Nijmegen (1784), Utrecht (1785) and in The Hague, where he was confirmed on the 30th November 1791. Krieger was not only an excellent theologian, but also a genuinely friendly Christian. His writings are popular and are distinguished by simplicity and comprehensibility. He also rendered important services to the patriotic church, whose assembly he presided from 1816 to 1819. King William I estimated his merits and appointed him his court preacher. He died in The Hague on the 12th of February 1822. He wrote: Declaration on the 1st Chapter of the Letter to the Hebrews, Amst. 1782, 80. Conversations and reflections on the suffering and death of our Lord Jesus Christ, Amst. 1783, 2 pcs. 8o. Amst. 1793.3d. 5 pcs. with the portr. gr. 8o. Two learning reasons, Utrecht, 1787. gr. 8o. Discourse on Psalm CXXVI: 3, 4, The Hague, 1792.8o. Questions for my students, Amst. 1800.8o. 3rd edition. Conversations and Reflections on the Birth of Jesus Christ, Amst. 1801.2 pcs. gr. 8o. Conversations and Reflections on the Resurrection of Jesus Christ, Amst. 1803. gr. 8o. Conversations and reflections on the Ascension of Jesus Christ and the Feast of Pentecost, Amst. 1804. gr. 8o. Hour of thanks and prayer at the inauguration of H.M. the king of the Netherlands, Amst. 1814. gr. 8o. Ecclesiastical Speeches and Claims at the Opening and Closing of the General Synod of the Reformed. church in the Netherlands, Amst. 1816, gr. 8o. Ecclesiastical Oration at the Baptism of the Firstborn Son of the Prince of Orange, The Hague, 1817. 8o.
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