Leo Jud

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Leo Jud was a Swiss Reformed theologian and close associate of Huldrych Zwingli who played a key role in shaping early Protestant doctrine in the German-speaking Swiss churches.

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instanceOf Christian theologian
Protestant reformer
Swiss Reformed theologian
birthPlace Einsiedeln, Switzerland
linked to: Einsiedeln
closeAssociateOf Huldrych Zwingli
collaboratedWith Heinrich Bullinger
Huldrych Zwingli
contributedTo Early Protestant doctrine in German-speaking Swiss churches
countryOfCitizenship Old Swiss Confederacy
denomination Reformed Church
linked to: Reformed churches
educatedAt University of Basel
University of Vienna
era 16th-century theology
familyName Jud
fieldOfWork Biblical translation
Dogmatic theology
Ecclesiastical law
gender male
givenName Leo
influenced Reformed church practice in Zurich
influencedBy Erasmian humanism
Huldrych Zwingli
languageOfWorkOrName German
Latin
movement Protestant Reformation
notableFor Participation in Swiss church reforms
Role in shaping Zurich Reformation
notableWork Catechetical writings
Zurich Bible translation
linked to: Zurich Bible

Zurich church order
occupation Bible translator
pastor
theologian
partOf Zurich Reformation
linked to: Swiss Reformation
positionHeld Cleric in the Grossmünster, Zurich
Pastor in Zurich
religion Reformed Christianity
linked to: Reformed churches
studentOf Huldrych Zwingli
theologicalTradition Zwinglian Reformed
workLocation Zurich

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