January 1907
- CONTENTS
- “The Days of Old to Mind I Called.”
- Notes of a Sermon by the late Rev. D. Macdonald, Shieldaig: “The name of the Lord is a strong tower; the righteous runneth into it and is safe.”—Proverbs xviii. 10
- The late Donald Macintosh, Raasay
- The Memoirs or Spiritual Exercises of Elisabeth West (Written by her own Hand.)
- The Opium Traffic with China
- Dr. Denny’s Article on the Holy Spirit
- A Paper in the Old Union Controversy: “Reply to the Ten,” by the late Rev. J. Kennedy, D.D., Dingwall
- Iomradh Ghoirid—“Ithidh iad a feoil.”
- Interesting Letter from Rev. John B. Radasi
- The late John Macdonald, Lairg
- The late Roderick Mackenzie, Achmore, Lochbroom
- Protestant Notes
- Notes and Comments
- Church Notes
February 1907
- CONTENTS
- Pastor Hsi, a Scholar and Christian of China
- Notes of a Sermon: “Yet have I set my King upon my holy hill of Zion.” By the late Rev. John Kennedy, D.D., Dingwall (Hitherto Unpublished)
- The Memoirs or Spiritual Exercises of Elisabeth West
- The Book of Psalms
- Bas Jain ‘Ic-ille-Dhuinn
- Feeding beside the Shepherds’ Tents
- Protestant Notes
- Notes and Comments
March 1907
- The New Theology
- Notes of a Sermon
- The Memoirs or Spiritual Exercises of Elisabeth West
- The Revised Gaelic Bible
- Pastor Hsi, a Scholar and Christian of China
- The Disposition of a True Believer: A Letter of the Rev. William Romaine, A.M
- “I Will Keep Thee.”
- Bas Iain ‘Ic-ille-Dhuinn, CHNUIC-AN-T-SAGAIRT, AIR SON A’ CHREIDIMH
- Protestant Notes
- Church Notes
- The Magazine
April 1907
- CONTENTS
- Historic Protestant Meetings
- A SERMON: “Let us go forth therefore unto him without the camp, bearing his reproach. For here have we no continuing city, but we seek one to come.”—Hebrews xiii. 13-14
- A STORY OF GRACE IN TIMES OF PERSECUTION: OR, THE MURDERER AND THE MARTYR
- A New Catechism for Schools
- The Memoirs or Spiritual Exercises of Elisabeth West
- The Children’s Covenant
- Mu Roinnean na h=Eaghlais
- Protestant Notes
- Notes and Comments
- Church Notes
- The Magazine
May 1907
June 1907
- THE Free Presbyterian Magazine *And MONTHLY RECORD.
- The New Catechism
- A Letter from Rev. John B. Radasi
- The Memoirs or Spiritual Exercises of Elisabeth West
- The Memoirs or Spiritual Exercises of Elisabeth West. (WRITTEN BY HER OWN HAND.) (Continued from page 29.)
- Boston’s Memoirs
- Patric Macbride
- Notes and Comments
- Church Notes
- The Magazine
- T**HUBHAIRT an Salmadair diadhaidh o cheann fada, “Tha m’ aimsir a d’ làimh-sa, a Dhé:” agus is ion dhuinne gu ’n teagasgiteadh an ní ceudna dhuinn féin, mar anamaibh fa leth, agus mar choimhthionalaibh, agus mar Eaglais. Bha sinn ri gáirdeachas, rè seal, ann an tiodhlacaibh agus ann an comasaibh ar luchdteagasg, agus ann an cuid dhiubh gu sònruichte, a bha mar chinn-iùil, ann an eud diadhaidh, agus ann an gràdh do anamaibh dhaoinne. Tha, air a’ mhios so, naidheachd ro dhubhach, agus ro dheuchainneach, do mhòran d’ ar luchd-leughaidh, r’ a chur an céill. Tha an Tighearn air tighinn a mach ann ar measg; agus eadar gur h-ann ann am breithneas, chithear fathast. Tha fear do mhiniteiribh na h-Eaglais Saoire, a bha cumhachdach, eudmhor, díleas, saothrachail, thar, iomadh,—seadh, thar chàch gu mòr, ann an ceàrnaibh fa leth do ’n Ghàidhealtachd, air a ghairm o a shaothairibh air thalamh, agus ìonad air fhàgail falamh ’n ar n-Eaglais,—Mr. Pàraig MacBhrìde, á baile Bhòid!
July 1907
- The New Catechism
- Brief Notes of a Sermon: “Remove not the old landmark; and enter not the fields of the fatherless: for their Redeemer is mighty; he shall plead their cause with thee.”—PROV. xxiii. 10, 11. By the late Rev. Dr. Kennedy, Dingwall. Preached in Gaelic at Creich. (Taken down by a Hearer.)
- Notes of Catechisings. By the late Rev. Archibald Cook, Daviot. (Taken down by a Hearer.) (Continued from page 62.)
- Notes from Boston’s “Crook in the Lot.”
- The Assemblies
- A Protestant Victory
- The Memoirs or Spiritual Exercises of Elisabeth West
- Searmon: “Is e d’fhear-posda do Chruithfhear.”—ISAIAH liv. 5. Leis an Urramach Ralph Erscine, Ministear an t-Soisgeil a bha ann an Dunfermline
- The late William Fraser, Dingwall
- The late John Macrae, Missionary, Plockton
- New Book—Sermons of late Rev. A. Cook.\
- Notes and Comments
- Church Notes
- The Magazine
August 1907
- CONTENTS
- Meeting of Synod
- Notes of a Sermon
- TABULAR VIEW of the SUSTENTATION FUND and SPECIAL COLLECTIONS of the FREE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF SCOTLAND
- ABSTRACTS of the PUBLIC ACCOUNTS of the FREE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF SCOTLAND
- Interesting Letter from Rev. John B. Radasi
- Notes and Comments
- Church Notes
September 1907
- CONTENTS
- THE **Free Presbyterian Magazine** *And MONTHLY RECORD.* —
- “Lead me to the Rock.”
- A Sermon
- Dingwall Free Presbyterian Church
- OPENING OF A NEW CHURCH
- The Memoirs or Spiritual Exercises of Elisabeth West
- In Loving Memory of Miss Mary Macbeath, Balkirk
- Notes of Catechisings
- The Free Presbyterian Synod’s Deliverance re The New School Catechism
- Notes and Comments
- Church Notes
October 1907
- CONTENTS
- A Sermon
- Searmon
- THE **Free Presbyterian Magazine** *And MONTHLY RECORD.
- A Word on Objections to the Shorter Catechism
- The Lord’s Day Act of Canada
- The Memoirs or Spiritual Exercises of Elisabeth West
- Brief Notes of a Lecture
- Notes of Catechisings
- SOME SCRAPS FROM A SERMON BY MR. COOK AT DAVIOT IN NOVEMBER, 1849
- A Letter from Rev. John B. Radasi
- Obituary
- Protestant Notes
- Church Notes
- The Magazine
November 1907
- CONTENTS
- Literary Notice
- A Word on Objections to the Shorter Catechism
- A Sermon by the Rev. D. Macfarlane: “Wherefore God also hath highly exalted him, and given him a name which is above every name: that at the name of Jesus every knee should bow, of things in heaven, and things in earth, and things under the earth; and that every tongue should confess that Jesus Christ is Lord, to the glory of God the Father.”—PHIL. ii. 9-11
- The Psalms in Worship
- The Memoirs or Spiritual Exercises of Elisabeth West
- The Deceased Wife’s Sister Act
- A Letter from Rev. John B. Radasi
- The late Mr. John Urquhart, Balblair, Resolis
- The late Mrs. Mackenzie, Stornoway
- Outlines of a Sermon by the Late Rev. John MacQueen, Daviot, Inverness-shire: “Then they that feared the Lord spake often one to another; and the Lord hearkened and heard it, and a book of remembrance was written before him for them that feared the Lord, and that thought upon his name.”—Mal. 3, 16
- Searmon
- Protestant Notes
- Notes and Comments
- Church Notes
December 1907
- CONTENTS
- THE **Free Presbyterian Magazine** *And MONTHLY RECORD.* —
- Meeting of Synod.
- A Sermon
- Report of Visit to Canadian Mission
- The Memoirs or Spiritual Exercises of Elisabeth West
- Free Church Developments
- Interesting Letter from Rev. John B. Radasi
- Protestant Notes
- Notes and Comments
- Church Notes
- The Magazine