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January 1912 PDF scan ↗
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- “Redeeming the Time.”
- A Sermon: “Thou, therefore, endure hardness, as a good soldier of Jesus Christ.” 2 Tim. ii. 3. By the Rev. James S. Sinclair, John Knox’s, Glasgow
- “The Samaritan Pentateuch and Modern Criticism.”—A Review. By Rev. J. R. Mackay, M.A.
- A Sermon: “For ye know the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, that, though he was rich, yet for your sakes he became poor, that ye through his poverty might be rich.”—2 Cor. viii. 9. By the late Rev. Charles C. Mackintosh, D.D., of Tain and Dunoon
- Infant Baptism. By Rev. Neil Macintyre
- Esther (a Poem)
- “Those that seek me early shall find me.” Margaret A. Maciver, Stornoway
- The late William Matheson, Tanera
- Earail Chudthromach, Airson Leughadh Man Scriobtuirean
- A Review
- Notes and Comments
- Church Notes
- The Magazine
February 1912 PDF scan ↗
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- The Absence of the Sense of Sin
- Notes of a Sermon: “There shall be a resurrection of the dead, both of the just and unjust.”—ACTS xxiv. 15
- The late Mr. Lachlan Maclean, Inverness
- The late Mr. William Campbell, Glendale
- Recollections of Betsy Lindsay, A Godly Young Woman who passed through much tribulation, and died at Edinburgh in 1839
- Sin and Evils of Sabbath Mails
- An Dleasnas Mor ‘se sin Creidsinn ann am Mac Dhe
- The late Margaret Maclean, Lochbroom
- The late Mr. John Auld, Tollcross, Glasgow
- Reviews of Books
- Protestant Notes
- Notes and Comments
- Church Notes
- The Magazine
March 1912 PDF scan ↗
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- The Absence of the Sense of Sin
- A Sermon: Come unto me, all ye that labour and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest.—MATTHEW xi. 28
- Are Free Presbyterians Guilty of Schism?
- Recollections of Betsy Lindsay
- Sin and Evils of Sabbath Mails
- Am Peacach air a Sheoladh Chum an t=Slanuighir: “Feuch Uan Dhe, a ta ’toirt air falbh peacadh an t-saoghail!” —Eoin i. 29
- The late Mr. Duncan Crawford, Oban
- Literary Notices
- Protestant Notes
- Notes and Comments
- Church Notes
- The Magazine
April 1912 PDF scan ↗
- National Troubles
- Notes of a Sermon: “This is the bread which the Lord hath given you to eat.” (Exodus xvi. 15). Preached to the Young on Sabbath, 3rd March, 1912. By the Rev. D. Macfarlane, Dingwall
- Sin and Evils of Sabbath Mails
- “Without Me ye can do Nothing.”
- The Eleventh Hour
- Highland Religion
- Hints for the Observance of the Lord’s Day
- Earail Dhurachdach agus Chairdeil
- Notes and Comments
- Church Notes
- Appeals by Free Presbyterian Congregations
- The Magazine
May 1912 PDF scan ↗
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- The Blessedness of Those who Mourn (Matt. V. 4)
- Brief Notes of a Lecture: The Parable of the Marriage of the King’s Son (Matt. xxii. 1-14). By the Rev. D. Macfarlane, Dingwall
- Memoirs of the Life and Experience of Marion Laird of Greenock
- The Disaster to the “Titanic.”
- The Late Mr. David Ross, Dornoch
- Cunntas mu Iain Cobhey: Seoladair, Air Bord na Venerable, a Fhuair a Dha Chois a Sgathadh Dheath ann an Cath Champerdown, 11th October, 1797
- “Christ is All” (A Note From C. H. Spurgeon)
- Notes and Comments
- Church Notes
- The Magazine
June 1912 PDF scan ↗
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- The Proposed Union between the Established and United Free Churches
- A Sermon
- The late Mr. John Morrison, Bruce County, Ontario
- Memoirs of the Life and Experience of Marion Laird of Greenock
- Holy Oil Fraud
- The late William MacGillivray, Gorthlick, Inverness-Shire
- A Successor to John Bunyan
- Teachdaireachd o Dhia a d’ Ionnsuidhsa
- Notes and Comments
- Church Notes
July 1912 PDF scan ↗
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- Brief Notes of the Assemblies
- A Sermon. By the Rev. Thomas Manton, D.D., Puritan Divine
- “I will feed my flock.” A Note from J. C. Philpot, M.A.
- The New Kafir Version of the Psalms
- Memoirs of the Life and Experience of Marion Laird of Greenock
- A Letter written in the Times of Persecution
- Brief Obituaries
- Hugh Macleod, Helmsdale
- Cunntas mu’n D’usgadh Spioradail ann an Sgireachd Khilsyth
- Notes and Comments
- Church Notes
- The Magazine
- Cunntas mu’n D’usgadh Spioradail ann an Sgireachd Khlisyth
August 1912 PDF scan ↗
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- Meeting of Synod
- Church Committees
- Church Collections
- Church Magazine Report
- Any Competent Business
- 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
- General Building Fund
- Obituary Notices
- Miss Isabella Sinclair, Halkirk
- Interesting Letter from Rev. J. B. Radasi, Missionary in South Africa
- Obstacles to Union with the Present Free Church
- Cunntas mu’n D’usgadh Spioradail ann an Sgireachd Ibhilsyth
- Literary Notice
- Notes and Comments
- Church Notes
- The Magazine
September 1912 PDF scan ↗
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- “Irish Protestants and the Fear of Persecution.”
- A Sermon. By the Rev. D. Macfarlane, Dingwall, on Joel ii. 12-14
- Memoirs of the Life and Experience of Marion Laird of Greenock
- A Note on Controversy
- Easter
- The Preaching of the Rev. Dr. Macdonald, Ferintosh
- Induction at Kames, Kyles of Bute
- The Ascension of Christ
- Eachdraidh Eaglais na h-Alba
- Notice of a Day of Humiliation and Prayer
- Notes and Comments
- Church Notes
- The Magazine
October 1912 PDF scan ↗
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- The Mormons or Latter-Day Saints
- A Sermon. By the Rev. Duncan Mackenzie, Gairloch, Ross-Shire, Moderator of Synod. Preached at Opening of Synod in Inverness Church on 2nd July, 1912
- Memoirs of the Life and Experience of Marion Laird of Greenock
- The Bible: What is it?
- The Present Time
- Eachdraidh Eaglais na h-Alba
- Halyburton’s Memoirs
- Notes and Comments
- Church Notes
- The Magazine
November 1912 PDF scan ↗
- Contents
- The United Free Church: Home Rule, and Higher Criticism
- A Sermon
- Halyburton’s “The Great Concern of Salvation.”
- Memoirs of the Life and Experience of Marion Laird of Greenock
- Eachdraidh Eaglais na h-Alba
- The War in the Balkans
- Notes and Comments
- Church Notes
- Induction of the Rev. Walter Scott to Chesley, Ontario