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Christian Andreas Herman Kalkar <ref name="term_47019" /> 
<p> a Lutheran minister, was born at Stockholm, Sweden, November 26, 1802, of [[Jewish]] parentage. He studied law and theology at the University of Copenhagen. In 1827 he became adjunct in the cathedral school at Odense, and in the same year head master; in 1842 he visited most of Western Europe, and in 1843 became pastor at Gladsaxe, near Copenhagen, which position he resigned in 1868. He received the medal of the Haager Society; was Knight of the Danish Order; member of the [[Leyden]] [[Society]] of Literature, and of the Danish [[Bible]] Society; president of the Danish Missionary Society, 1860-73; member of the royal commission to revise the Danish Bible, 1866-74; president of the Danish branch of the [[Evangelical]] Alliance, and presided over the [[Copenhagen]] [[Conference]] in 1884. He is the author of a [[Commentary]] on the Old Testament, and of several works on missions. He died February 2, 1886. </p>
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