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February 1911 PDF scan ↗
- Contents
- Rome and the Marriage Law
- A Sermon: “Martha, Martha, thou art careful and troubled about many things: but one thing is needful: and Mary hath chosen that good part, which shall not be taken away from her.” By the late Rev. L. Macpherson, Ontario
- The Evolution Theory
- Brief Notes of a Lecture by the Rev. John R. Mackay, M.A., Inverness
- Recollections of Betsy Lindsay, A Godly Young Woman who passed through much tribulation, and died at Edinburgh in 1839, by the late Rev. Francis M’Bean, Free Church, Fort-Augustus
- Letters by the late Donald Mackay, Student, Strathy
- A Few Arrows from the Quiver of the late Mr. Archibald Crawford, Tighnabruaich, Kyles of Bute
- Interesting Letter from Rev. J. B. Radasi
- Brief Obituaries
- An Leabhar-Cheist Protastanach, le Lan Dearbhah O na Sgriobtuiribh
- Protestant Notes
- Notes and Comments
- Church Notes
- The Magazine
March 1911 PDF scan ↗
- Christ’s Priesthood on Earth
- A Sermon
- Our English Bible
- Recollections of Betsy Lindsay
- The Spiritual Experience of an English Lady
- An Leabhar-Cheist Protastanach, le Lan Dearbhadh o na Sgriobtuiribh
- The late Mrs. Alex. Macfarlane
- Literary Notices
- Protestant Notes
- Notes and Comments
- Church Notes
- The Magazine
April 1911 PDF scan ↗
- Christ’s Priesthood on Earth
- A Sermon: “And a certain woman named Lydia, a seller of purple, of the city of Thyatira, which worshipped God, heard us: whose heart the Lord opened, that she attended unto the things which were spoken of Paul. And when she was baptized, and her household, she besought us, saying, If ye have judged me to be faithful to the Lord, come into my house, and abide there. And she constrained us.”—ACTS XVI. 14, 15
- Recollections of Betsy Lindsay
- Tercentenary of the Authorised English Bible
- An Leabhar-Cheist Protastanach, le Lan Dearbhadh o na Sgriobtuiribh
- Notice of the Free Presbyterian Church in New Encyclopaedia
- Protestant Notes
- Notes and Comments
- Church Notes
- The Magazine
May 1911 PDF scan ↗
- Contents
- A Prayer for Salvation: Psalm cvi. 4
- Notes of a Lecture
- Some Remarkable Testimonies to the English Bible
- Remarks of the Rev. Finlay Cook
- Recollections of Betsy Lindsay
- A Criticism of Professor David Smith, D.D., on Inspiration
- An Dorus Cumbann, agus an t-slighe Aimbleathan
- “Expository Lectures by the late Rev. John Kennedy, D.d.”—a New Book
- “Wonderful History of James Barry.”
- Protestant Notes
- Progress of Romanism in Great Britain
- Notes and Comments
- Church Notes
- The Magazine
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- The Shorter Catechism and the Word of God
- Important Antiquarian Discoveries at Jerusalem
- A Sermon
- Superstition in Inverness-shire in the Twentieth Century
- The Alleged Supremacy of Peter
- The Alleged Episcopate at Rome
- The Alleged Transmission of Peter’s Prerogatives
- Expository Note by the Rev. John R. Mackay, M.A., Inverness
- Recollections of Betsy Lindsay
- Letters from Betsy Lindsay
- An Gunnart a tha ann an Dail
- Protestant Notes
- Notes and Comments
- Church Notes
- The Magazine
July 1911 PDF scan ↗
August 1911 PDF scan ↗
- Contents
- Meeting of Synod
- Church Committees
- Church Collections
- Church Magazine Report
- Report of Theological Tutor
- A Sermon. By the late Rev. Charles C. Mackintosh, D.D., of Tain and Dunoon. “So, when they had dined, Jesus saith to Simon Peter, Simon, son of Jonas, lovest thou me more than these? He saith unto him, Yea, Lord, thou knowest that I love thee. He saith unto him, Feed my lambs. He saith to him again the second time, Simon, son of Jonas, lovest thou me? He saith unto him, Yea, Lord, thou knowest that I love thee. He saith unto him, Feed my sheep. He saith unto him the third time, Simon, son of Jonas, lovest thou me? Peter was grieved because he said unto him the third time, Lovest thou me? And he said unto him, Lord, thou knowest all things; thou knowest that I love thee. Jesus saith unto him, Feed my sheep.”—JOHN xxi. 15-17. (See also Mark xiv. 26-31, 66-72.)
- Tabular View of the Sustentation Fund and Special Collections of the Free Presbyterian Church of Scotland
- Obituaries of Three Worthy Lewismen
- Calvinism and Arminianism
- Recollections of Betsy Lindsay
- Letters from Betsy Lindsay
- Coir Mhor A’ Chriosdaidh
- Protestant Notes
- Notes and Comments
- Church Notes
September 1911 PDF scan ↗
- Contents
- The Parliament Act and Protestantism
- A Sermon
- Brief Notes of a Sermon
- Interesting Letter from Rev. J. B. Radasi
- Induction of Rev. D. Macleod at Tarbert, Harris
- Recollections of Betsy Lindsay, A Godly Young Woman who passed through much tribulation, and died at Edinburgh in 1839
- The late Mr. John Maclean, Elder, Greenock
- The late Mr. David Mackenzie, Elder, East Williams, Canada
- Brief Obituaries
- Diòghlum o Theagasg nan Aithrichean
- The Verbal Inspiration of the Bible
- Protestant Notes
- Notes and Comments
- Church Notes
- The Magazine
October 1911 PDF scan ↗
- The Craze for Sport
- Notes of Communion Sermons
- Brief Notes of Table Services
- Strictures on Dr. Jas. Moffatt’s “Introduction to the Literature of the New Testament.”
- Thoughts about the Gospel and Eternity
- Recollections of Betsy Lindsay, A Godly Young Woman who passed through much tribulation and died at Edinburgh in 1839
- Letters from Betsy Lindsay
- Dioghluim o Theagasg nan Aithrichean
- Notes and Comments
- Church Notes
November 1911 PDF scan ↗
- Contents
- The Absence of the Sense of Sin
- A Sermon by the Rev. James S. Sinclair: The Parable of the Creditor and the Two Debtors
- The Gospel According to John
- Australian Churches
- The late Mr. William Ford Porteous, Vatten, Skye
- Brief Obituaries
- Dioghblum o Theagasg nan Althrichean
- Professor W. M. Alexander and Revivals
- Notes and Comments
- Church Notes
- The Magazine
December 1911 PDF scan ↗
- Contents
- Meeting of Synod
- A Sermon
- Report of Visit to Canada
- Letter from Rev. J. B. Radasi
- The late Miss Mary Sutherland, Harpsdale, Balkirk
- The late Mrs. Fraser, Dingwall
- Leisgeilan Coitchionn Airson Dearmad a Leigadh air Aodhradh Fholasach le Freagraidhean
- Notes and Comments
- Church Notes
- The Magazine