January 1919
- CONTENTS
- The Divine Peace
- Notes of a Sermon: “And she said, According unto your words, so be it. And she sent them away, and they departed: and she bound the scarlet line in the window.” —JOSH. ii. 21. By the Rev. D. A. Macfarlane, M.A., LAIRG, SUTHERLAND
- Free Church Commission
- Communion Table Addresses
- The late Corporal John MacKenzie, 3RD SEAFORTH HIGHLANDERS
- Diary of the Rev. James Calder, MINISTER OF CROY, INVERNESS-SHIRE. BORN, 1712; DIED, 1775
- Air Coir a Chriosduidh
- Church Notes
- Acknowledgment of Donations
February 1919
March 1919
- CONTENTS
- The Second Advent
- Communion Table Addresses
- The late Duncan Fraser, Carrbridge
- A Letter on Church Matters
- The late Miss Kate M’Kenzie, Balchladdich, Stoer
- Air Sochair a Chreidmhich, LE MR. EOIN UELSH
- Diary of the Rev. James Calder, MINISTER OF CROY, INVERNESS-SHIRE. BORN, 1712; DIED, 1775
- Australian Obituary
- Proposed Sabbath Concert at Inverness Cancelled
- Church Notes
- Acknowledgment of Donations
- The Magazine
April 1919
May 1919
- CONTENTS
- The Living Temple
- A Sermon: But there is forgiveness with thee, that thou mayest be feared.—PSALMS CXXX. 4. By the Rev. George Hutcheson, M.A., of Edinburgh and Irvine (1674) (Eighth Sermon of Series on Psalm cxxx.) (Continued from vol. xxiii., page 178.)
- Diary of the Rev. James Calder, Minister of Croy, Inverness-shire. Born, 1712; Died, 1775
- The late Mrs. Morrison, Goderich, Ontario
- Rev. James Hervey’s Personal Testimony
- Cuibhrionn o Shearmoin. Leis an Urr. A. M’Mhaoilain, ‘bh’ann an Cillemhoire, Arinn (1776-1843)
- Air Tearuinteachd a Chreid’mhich. Le Mr. Eoin Uelsh. “Gu deimhin deimhin a deiream ribh, an ti a dh’eisdeas ri m’ fhocal-sa, agus a ta creidsinn anns an ti a chuir uath mi, tha bheatha mhaireannach aige, agus cha d’ thig e a chum ditidh; ach chaidh e thairis o bhas gu beatha. Agus is e so toil an Athar a chuir uaithe mi, nach caillin a bheag sam bith de na h-uile’ thug e dhomh, ach gu’n togainn suas e ‘ris air an la dheireanach.”—EOIN v. 24, agus vi. 39
- Brief Obituaries
- Church Notes
- Acknowledgment of Donations
- The Magazine
June 1919
July 1919
- CONTENTS
- Meeting of Synod
- Communion Table Addresses. (Hitherto Unpublished.) By the late Rev. Professor John Duncan, LL.D., Edinburgh
- Report from Ontario, Canada. By the Rev. William Matheson, Chesley, etc
- Annual Report of South African Mission. By Rev. J. B. Radasi, F.P. Missionary, Matabeleland
- Air Gaol Siorruidh Dhia, Etc. Le Mr. Eoin Uelsh. “Oir is ann mar sin a ghradhaich Dia an saoghal, gu’n d’thug e aon ghin Mhic fein, a chum as be ge neach a chreideas ann, nach sgriosar e, ach gu’m bi a bheatha shiorruidh aige. Oir cha do chuir Dia a Mhac do’n t’saoghal, chum gu’n diteadh e’n saoghal, ach a chum gu’m biodh an saoghal air a shaoradh tridsan.”—EOIN iii. 15, 16
- Church Notes
- Acknowledgment of Donations
August 1919
- AND MONTHLY RECORD
- The Magazine
- THE Free Presbyterian Magazine *And MONTHLY RECORD.* —
- The Peace Treaty
- A Sermon
- Address by French Pastor on France and the Gospel
- 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,
- Diary of the Rev. James Calder,
- Notes and Comments
- Air Gaol Siorruidh Dhia, Etc
- Church Notes
- Acknowledgment of Donations
September 1919
- CONTENTS
- Are our National Schools to be Captured by the Higher Critics?
- A Sermon: The Parable of the Prodigal Son
- Extract from “The Force of Truth.”
- DISCOURSE UPON REPENTANCE
- The late Mrs. Catherine MacKenzie, Inver, Gairloch
- The late Mr. Kenneth Macpherson,
- The Bible on the Sea
- Diary of the Rev. James Calder,
- The late Mrs. Macleod, Ardmail, Lochbroom
- Air Gaol Siorruidh Dhia, Etc
- Church Notes
- Acknowledgment of Donations
October 1919
November 1919
- Bishop Ryle, Westminster, and the Higher Criticism
- The Happy Man
- A Sermon by the Rev. D. Macfarlane, Dingwall: “The people which sat in darkness saw a great light; and to them which sat in the region and shadow of death, light is sprung up.” (Matt. iv. 16.)
- John Brown, of Haddington
- The late Mr. William Mackay, CLASHSPIONAN, ROGART
- The Religion of the Soldier
- Air Sochair a Chreidimh by Mr. Eoin Uelsh: “Oir is ann mar sin a ghradhaich Dia an saoghal gu’n d’thug e aon ghin Mhic fein, chum’s ge b’e neach a chreideas ann, nach sgriosar e, ach gu’m bi a bheatha shiorruidh aige.” (Eoin iii. 16, 17.)
- The late Mr. Donald MacMaster, Kilmallie
- Diary of the Rev. James Calder,
- Notes and Comments
- Church Notes
- Acknowledgment of Donations
- The Magazine
December 1919
- The Enabling Bill
- Outlines of a Sermon: “Then they that feared the Lord spake often one to another; and the Lord hearkened and heard it, and a book of remembrance was written before him for them that feared the Lord, and that thought upon his name.”— MAL. iii. 16
- Noted Preachers of the Northern Highlands
- The late Mrs. D. Humphrey, Edinburgh
- EXTRACTS FROM DIARY
- Alir Diteadh an’ Ana-Creid’ich: “Oir cha do chuir Dia a Mhac do’n t’saoghal, chum gu’n diteadh e’n saoghal ach a chum gu’m biodh an saoghal air a shaoradh tridsan.—EOIN iii. 17.”
- Diary of the Rev. James Calder,
- Notes and Comments
- Church Notes
- Acknowledgment of Donations
- The Magazine