The Christian’s Great Interest, by Rev. William Guthrie, born at Pitforthy, 1620, and who died in 1665. It is unnecessary here to relate anything of the life of this eminent servant of the Lord as there is a brief memoir regarding him at the beginning of the book. The Publications Committee of the Free Presbyterian Church has rendered a commendable service to all those who have an appetite for reading pure gospel doctrine and the unfolding of spiritual experience in the saving and sanctifying operations of the Holy Spirit. These are set forth in beautiful scriptural language and in great clarity and order. It would be unwise to quote here any particular part of this precious book, as every page contains the pure milk of the gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ. And Guthrie deals faithfully throughout with many problems which beset the sinner and the believer concerning the greatest of all matters, a radical and saving interest in Christ Jesus. The book contains over 200 pages, is small in size and easily handled, and the type is large and clear for reading. This book should be in every Free Presbyterian home. The Lord’s people, we are sure, will be amply rewarded by reading it, even although they may have read it before. We expect the price will be intimated elsewhere and we understand will be reasonable. In buying this neat volume for oneself or as a gift to a friend, one is truly in this sense buying the Truth.—R. E. S.