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January 1910 PDF scan ↗
- CONTENTS
- Literary Notice
- THE **Free Presbyterian Magazine** *And MONTHLY RECORD.* —
- The Transient and the Abiding
- A Sermon
- Scottish Heroines of the Faith
- Address by the Rev. Walter Scott, at Synod
- John Calvin
- Dr. Mason and the Dying Unitarian
- “Be ye also Ready.”
- “Be ye also Ready:” The late Andrew Mackay, Winnipeg
- An Leabhar-Cheist Protastanach, le Lan Dearbhadh o na Sgriobtuiribh
- AN EAGLAIS
- ARD UACHDARANACHD A’ PHAPA
- Memoir of the late Rev. D. Macdonald, Shieldaig.—
- Notes and Comments
- Church Notes
- The Magazine
February 1910 PDF scan ↗
- CONTENTS
- THE Free Presbyterian Magazine And MONTHLY RECORD
- John Calvin
- Home Rule
- Interesting Report of South African Mission
- Foreign Missions and the Higher Criticism
- The late William R. Morrison,
- An Leabhar-Cheist Protastanach, le Lan Dearbhadh o na Sgriobtuiribh
- NEO-MHEARACHDAS
- Protestant Notes
- Notes and Comments
- Church Notes
- The Magazine
- A Sermon by the Rev. D. Macfarlane, Dingwall, on 2 Corinthians iii. 3: “Forasmuch as ye are manifestly declared to be the epistle of Christ, ministered by us, written not with ink, but with the Spirit of the living God, not in tables of stone, but in fleshy tables of the heart.”
March 1910 PDF scan ↗
- CONTENTS
- “The Papal Conquest:” A Review
- “The Papal Conquest:” A Review.[^1]
- A SERMON: By the late Rev. Christopher Munro, Strathy
- Revivals of Religion in the Isle of Skye
- A Chapter from Dr. Chiniquy’s “Forty Years in the Church of Christ.”
- A LECTURE: By the Rev. John R. Mackay, M.A., Inverness
- The late Mrs. Taylor, Halkirk
- An Leabhar-Cheist Protastanach, le Lan Dearbhadh o na Sgriobtuiribh
- Protestant Notes
- Notes and Comments
- Literary Notice
- Church Notes
- The Magazine
April 1910 PDF scan ↗
- “The Papal Conquest”—A Review
- Notes of a Sermon by the late Rev. Donald Macdonald, Shieldaig
- Interesting Letter from Rev. John B. Radasi
- Revivals of Religion in the Isle of Skye
- The Hope of a Dying Believer
- John Calvin
- An Leabhar-Cheist Protastanach, le Lan Dearbhadh o na Sgriobtuiribh
- “Criost na h=uile agus anns-na h=uile” (Poetry)
- The late Alexander Fraser, Kiltarlity
- Protestant Notes
- Notes and Comments
- Church Notes
- The Magazine
May 1910 PDF scan ↗
- CONTENTS
- When the Enemy shall come in like a flood
- A Sermon by the Pious and Learned Mr. Samuel Rutherford: “Set the trumpet to thy mouth. He shall come as an eagle against the house of the Lord, because they have transgressed my covenant, and trespassed against my law. Israel shall cry unto me, My God, we know thee. Israel hath cast off the thing that is good: the enemy shall pursue him.”—HOSEA viii. 1-3. Preached on Sabbath, 22nd August, 1640.[^1]
- Is Instrumental Music Justifiable in the Public Worship of the New Testament Church?
- A Note on Professor David Smith’s Teaching
- An Leabhar-Cheist Protastanach, le Lan Dearbhadh o na Sgriobtuiribh
- The Church and the Ministry
- Literary Notices
- Protestant Notes
- Church Notes
- The Magazine
June 1910 PDF scan ↗
- CONTENTS
- The Death of King Edward VII
- THE ACCESSION OF THE NEW KING
- A Sermon: The Pharisee and the Publican.—LUKE xviii. 9-14
- Recollections of Betsy Lindsay
- A Protest Against the Proposed Change in the King’s Protestant Declaration
- The Scottish Reformation
- The Higher Criticism in the Mission Field
- An Leabhar-Cheist Protastanach, le Ian Dearbhadh o na Sgriobtuiribh
- Notes and Comments
- Church Notes
- The Magazine
July 1910 PDF scan ↗
- CONTENTS
- The Standard Lifted Against the Enemy
- Interesting Letter from Rev. J. B. Radasi
- The Scottish Reformation.
- Brief Notes of the Assemblies
- Recollections of Betsy Lindsay, A Godly Young Woman who passed through much tribulation, and died at Edinburgh in 1839
- An Leabhar-Cheist Protastanach, le Lan Dearbhadh o na Sgriobtuiribh
- Remarks on “Duthil, Past and Present.”
- Protestant Notes
- Notes and Comments
- Church Notes
August 1910 PDF scan ↗
- CONTENTS
- Meeting of Synod
- SUSTENTATION FUND
- FOREIGN MISSION REPORT
- CANADIAN MISSION REPORT
- PROTEST AGAINST CHANGE IN THE KING’S PROTESTANT DECLARATION
- THE MAGAZINE REPORT
- REPORTS OF THEOLOGICAL TUTORS
- REIMITS FROM PRESBYTERIES
- A Sermon by the Rev. Alexander Macrae, Portree: “For the weapons of our warfare are not carnal, but mighty through God to the pulling down of strongholds.”—2 COR. x. 4
- A Declaration anent Reformation Attainments, and the Church’s Relation thereto
- 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
- The World’s Missionary Conference
- Protestant Notes
- Church Notes
- The Magazine
September 1910 PDF scan ↗
- CONTENTS
- The New Accession Declaration Act
- A Sermon
- The Present Dangers of this Nation, and of the Church of Christ in it.\
- The New Accession Declaration
- An Leabhar-Cheist Protastanach, le Lan Dearbhadh o na Sgriobtuiribh
- Letters by the late Donald Mackay, Student, Strathy
- Notes and Comments
- Church Notes
October 1910 PDF scan ↗
- CONTENTS
- The Free Presbyterian Magazine And Monthly Record
- The Roman Congress at Montreal
- A Sermon
- A Sermon by the Rev. John R. Mackay, M.A., Inverness: “But to him that worketh not, but believeth on him that justifieth the ungodly, his faith is reckoned for righteousness.”—ROM. iv. 5
- The World Missionary Conference
- A Brief Sketch of a Christian Lady of Last Century
- A Letter from Rev. John B. Radasi
- KAFFIR METRICAL PSALMS
- The late Miss Manson, Wick
- An Leabhar-Cheist Protastanach, le Lan Dearbhadh o na Sgriobtuiribh
- Letters by the late Donald Mackay, Student, Strathy
- Protestant Notes
- Notes and Comments
- Church Notes
- The Magazine
November 1910 PDF scan ↗
- CONTENTS
- The Revolution in Portugal
- Recollections of Betsy Lindsay, A Godly Young Woman who passed through much tribulation, and died at Edinburgh in 1839
- “A Faithful Member of the Protestant Reformed Church BY LAW ESTABLISHED IN ENGLAND.”
- A Letter by the late Hugh Stewart, Caithness.\
- Revivals of Religion in the Island of Arran DURING THE YEARS 1804, &c., BUT ESPECIALLY IN 1812, 1813.\
- The late Murdo McKinnon, Elder, Tarbert, Harris
- An Leabhar-Cheist Protastanach, le Lan Dearbhadh o na SGRIOBTUIRIBH
- Rabhadh do Luchd Brisidh na Sabaid
- Protestant Notes
- Notes and Comments
- Church Notes
- The Magazine