January 1917
February 1917
- CONTENTS
- The Trinity in the Old Testament
- A Sermon by the late Rev. John Kennedy, D.D., Dingwall: “Say unto them, As I live, saith the Lord God, I have no pleasure in the death of the wicked, but that the wicked turn from his way and live: turn ye, turn ye from your evil ways; for why will ye die, O house of Israel?”—EZEK. xxxiii. 11
- The late John A. MacCaskill, Carboſt, Skye
- The late Murdo Maclean, Tosgaig, Applecross
- Physiology and the Sabbath
- The late Mrs. D. Campbell, Boreraig, Skye
- Israel air an Slanachadh leis an Nathair Umha
- Notes and Comments
- Acknowledgment of Donations
- Church Notes
- The Magazine
March 1917
- CONTENTS
- Professor David Smith and the Future State of the Dead in Battle
- A Sermon: “Wilt thou not revive us again: that thy people may rejoice in thee?”—PSALM lxxxv. 6
- Account of Mission to Naval Men in England
- The late Lieut. Donald MacKillop
- Physiology and the Sabbath
- A Highland Camp: Draft Leaving for the Front
- Letters to Young Persons
- Auradh na Fasaich (Poetry)
- Notes from Old Divines
- Notes and Comments
- Acknowledgment of Donations
- Church Notes
- The Magazine
April 1917
- CONTENTS
- The War and Some Present Evils
- Notes of a Sermon
- Notes of a Sermon: “Peace I leave with you, my peace I give unto you: not as the world giveth, give I unto you. Let not your heart be troubled, neither let it be afraid.”—JOHN xiv. 27. by the late Rev. Christopher Munro, of Kilmuir, Skye, and Strathy, Sutherlandshire
- Christ’s Glory (Verses)
- The late George Sutherland, FORSE, LATHERON, CAITHNESS
- Why are the Nations being Wasted by War? A Sermon by the Rev. E. Teaz, Reformed Presbyterian Church, Hall Lane, Liverpool
- The late Mrs. Cameron, Oban
- Physiology and the Sabbath
- Physiology and the Sabbath. By the late Professor James Miller, F.R.S.E., Professor of Surgery in the University of Edinburgh, etc., etc
- Notes of Alexander Gair and Other Worthies.\
- Sgeul Mhaois an Duine-dubh Crabbach
- Sgeul Mhaois an Duine=dubh Crabbach
- Resolutions of the Southern Presbytery on Public Matters
- APPEAL TO PRIME MINISTER AND OTHERS IN AUTHORITY re PRESENT EVILS, AND A NATIONAL WEEK-DAY OF HUMILIATION AND PRAYER
- Notes and Comments
- Acknowledgment of Donations
- Church Notes
- The Magazine
May 1917
June 1917
July 1917
- Meeting of Synod: Full Report
- SECOND SEDERUNT
- THIRD SEDERUNT
- FOURTH SEDERUNT
- Speeches at the Free Presbyterian Synod Relative to Union Proposal from the Free Church Commission
- Daibhidh Ros, Eildeir, Dornoch
- Deliverances of Synod
- A LOYAL ADDRESS FROM THE SYNOD OF THE FREE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF SCOTLAND
- DELIVERANCE ON NEW TIME REGULATION
- Acknowledgment of Donations
- Church Notes
- The Magazine
August 1917
- CONTENTS
- Professor Cooper and Church Union
- A Sermon
- Canadian Mission Deputy’s Report
- Tabular View of the Sustentation Fund and Special Collections of the Free Presbyterian Church of Scotland,
- ABSTRACT of the PUBLIC ACCOUNTS of the FREE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF SCOTLAND,
- Strange Footprints of our King:
- PREFACE
- Notes of Alexander Gair and Other Worthies.†
- A Call to Britain
- Acknowledgment of Donations
- Church Notes
- The Magazine
September 1917
October 1917
November 1917
December 1917
- CONTENTS
- Objections to Luther Examined
- A Sermon: “Unto you therefore which believe, he is precious.”—I PETER ii. 7 (first clause). By the Rev. Alexander Mackay, Oban
- Diary of the Rev. James Calder, Minister of Croy, Inverness-shire. Born, 1712; Died, 1775. Edited from the Original MSS., with Illustrative Notes, By the late Rev. Wm. Taylor, M.A., Stirling
- A Prophetic Letter by an English Soldier. Written in 1840
- Extract from Consolatory Letter. By the late Rev. D. Macbeath, Ness, Lewis
- The late Mr. Jonathan Anderson, Writer, Glasgow
- Air Tomadh Puing Dhiadhachd: “Agus thainig e chum na’n deiscioibuil, agus fhuair e ‘nan codal iad.”—MATA xxvi. 40. Le Mr. Eoin Uelsh
- Notes and Comments
- Acknowledgment of Donations
- Church Notes
- The Magazine