May 1906
- The Church and the Truth
- Notes of an Ordination Sermon: “Take heed unto thyself, and unto the doctrine; continue in them: for in doing this thou shalt both save thyself, and them that hear thee.”—I Tim. iv. 16
- The Memoirs or Spiritual Exercises of Elisabeth West
- The Unity of the Church:
- Feeding beside the Shepherds’ Tents
- The San Francisco Catastrophe
- Searmon (Leis an Urramach Michael Bruce): “An sin dh’áithn Ioseph an saic a lionadh le siol, agus airgidh gach duine a chuir air ais ’na shac, agus biadh a thoirt doibh air son na slighe : agus is ann mar so a rinn e riu.”—Genesis xlii. 25
- A Father’s Address to His Children
- Protestant Notes
- The Anglo-Spanish Marriage.—Reply to Western Presbytery’s Protest:—
- Notes and Comments
- The Magazine
- The Unity of the Church: “They shall be ONE in mine hand.”—Ezekiel xxxvii. 19
June 1906
- The English Education Bill
- A Sermon
- A Sermon. By the Rev. John R. Mackay, M.A., Inverness. “Much more then, being now justified by his blood, we shall be saved from wrath through him.”—Romans v. 9
- The late Peter Macaskill, Harris
- Free Presbyterians in Canada and the Free Presbyterian Synod
- The Memoirs or Spiritual Exercises of Elisabeth West
- The late Jessie Macleod, Strathy Point
- Feeding beside the Shepherds’ Tents
- Protestant Notes
- Notes and Comments
- Church Notes
- The Magazine
- Searmon. Leis an Urramach Michael Bruce. “An sin dh’aithn Ioseph an saic a lionadh le siol, agus airgid gach duine a chuir air ais ’na shac, agus biadh a thoirt doibh air son na slighe : agus is ann mar so a rinn e riu.”—Genesis xlii. 25
July 1906
- CONTENTS
- The State and Religious Education
- Notes of a Sermon: “Who is he that condemneth?”—Rom. viii. 34. By the Rev. Donald Macfarlane, Dingwall
- The Assemblies
- Letter of the late Captain Ross, Wick
- The Memoirs or Spiritual Exercises of Elisabeth West
- Feeding beside the Shepherds’ Tents
- Striking Stories of Grace
- Searmon: “Stiúir mo cheumanna a réir t-fhocail; agus na biodh aig euceart sam bith uachdaranachd orm.”—Sailm exix. 133. Leis an Urramach Michael Bruce.
- Protestant Notes
- Notes and Comments
- Church Notes
- The Magazine
August 1906
- THE Free Presbyterian Magazine *And MONTHLY RECORD.* —
- Meeting of Synod
- Brief Notes of Sermons
- 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
- Protestant Notes
- Church Notes
- The Magazine
September 1906
- Feeding beside the Shepherds’ Tents
- George Buchanan: Scholar and Reformer
- Notes of Sermons
- 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 148)
- Calvin: Convert and Author
- IV.—THE MAJESTY OF OUR GOD.\
- “Comfortable Walking with God.”
- The Great Classic on the Establishment Principle
- Protestant Notes
- Notes and Comments
- Church Notes
October 1906
- CONTENTS
- THE **Free Presbyterian Magazine** *And MONTHLY RECORD.* —
- “Earthquakes in Divers Places.”
- Brief Notes of Sermons
- The Memoirs or Spiritual Exercises of Elisabeth West
- Sacerdotalism, Secularism, Socialism
- Feeding beside the Shepherds’ Tents
- Postal Labour on the Lord’s Day
- Protestant Notes
- Notes and Comments
- Church Notes
- The Magazine
November 1906
- CONTENTS
- The Opium Traffic with China
- A LECTURE. BY THE REV. D. MACFARLANE, DINGWALL. Delivered on Sabbath Evening, 16th September, 1906. (Taken down by a Hearer.) “Now therefore ye are no more strangers and foreigners, but fellow-citizens with the saints, and of the household of God; and are built upon the foundation of the apostles and prophets, Jesus Christ himself being the chief corner stone; in whom all the building, fitly framed together, groweth unto an holy temple in the Lord; in whom ye also are builded together for an habitation of God through the Spirit.”—EPHES. ii. 19-22
- The Jesuits. A Sketch of their History and Principles
- The late John Macleod, ST. JUDE’S, GLASGOW
- The Memoirs or Spiritual Exercises of Elisabeth West. (WRITTEN BY HER OWN HAND.) (Continued from page 217.)
- Brief Notes of Sermons. BY THE LATE REV. FINLAY COOK, REAY. Preached in Pulteneytown Free Church, Wick, on Thursday of the Fast before Communion—27th June, 1852.\
- Searmon. LEIS AN URRAMACH MICHAEL BRUCE. “Stiùir mo cheumanna a réir t-fhocail; agus na biodh aig euceart sam bith uachdaranachd orm.”—Sailm cxix. 133. (Continued from page 234.)
- Bladh Briste O Jain Owen
- Protestant Notes
- Notes and Comments
- Church Notes
- The Magazine
December 1906
- CONTENTS
- Meeting of Synod
- The Memoirs or Spiritual Exercises of Elisabeth West
- The Jesuits
- A Letter of the late Captain Ross, Wick
- Report of Visit to Canadian Mission
- Interesting Letter from Rev. John B. Radasi
- The late Colin Mackenzie, Gairloch
- Iomradh Ghoirid—”I thidh iad a feoil.”
- Protestant Notes
- Notes and Comments
- Church Notes