This man included the section "Why the Mediator Had to Be True God and True Man" in a
 twenty-one-part confession that he wrote in 1560.
This man included the section "Why the Mediator Had to Be True God and True Man" in a
 twenty-one-part confession that he wrote in 1560. Earlier, he had violated canon law by carrying a
 two-handed greatsword while serving as bodyguard to George Wisehart. After returning from Geneva, he
 never completed his two planned sequels to a work which caused his falling-out with Elizabeth I by
 claiming that the Bible forbade women from ruling over men, known as the First Blast of the Trumpet. This
 influential member of the "kirk" preached for what became Presbyterianism. For 10 points, identify this
 Protestant reformer who was active in Scotland.
This man included the section "Why the Mediator Had to Be True God and True Man" in a
 twenty-one-part confession that he wrote in 1560.
John {Knox}