January 1920
February 1920
March 1920
April 1920
- Beware of Bad Books.
- A Sermon by THE REV. ALEXANDER MACKAY, OBAN. (Taken down by a Hearer.)
- “Is it Possible?” OR, “THE OLD LADY OF GENEVA.” (Translated from the French of Caesar Malan.)
- A NOTE ON THE PRECEDING DIALOGUE
- The late Mr. Donald Kelly, Elder, St. Jude’s, Glasgow
- The late Mr. Daniel Mackay, Lairg
- Cha’n’eil Diteadh do Phobull Tagata Dhe. LE MR. EOIN UELSH. Searmoin a rinneadh ann an Ayr Seachdainn mu’n do chuireadh Mr. Uelsh ann am priosan, air Di-mairt, an Seathadh-là-deug do mhios mu dheireadh an t-Samhraidh ‘sa Bhliadhna 1605
- Church Notes
- Acknowledgment of Donations
- The Magazine
May 1920
- The Everlasting Gospel
- A Sermon: “They go from strength to strength, every one of them in Zion appeareth before God.”—PSALM lxxxiv. 7. by The Rev. D. MacFarlane, Dingwall (Preached on Sabbath, 19th August, 1917.)
- Protest of Northern Presbytery against any Unwarrantable Change of the Marriage Law
- The Conversion of a Priest by Rev. Augustin Arenoles.
- A Sermon by The Rev. George Hutcheson, M.A., of Edinburgh and Irvine (1674) (Tenth Sermon of Series on Psalm cxxx.) (Continued from vol. xxiv., page 171.)
- The late Mrs. G. MacTaggart, Winnipeg, Canada
- Protest against Education Act
- “Aspersions on the Free Church.”
- The late Mr. John Mackay (Tarbet), Missionary
- Cha’n’eil Diteadh do Phobull Tagata Dhe. LE MR. EOIN UELSH. Searmoin a rinneadh ann an Ayr Seachdainn mu’n do chuireadh Mr. Uelsh ann am priosan, air Di-mairt, an Seathadh-là-deug do mhios mu dheireadh an t-Samhraidh ‘sa Bhliadhna 1605
- Church Notes
- Acknowledgment of Donations
- The Magazine
June 1920
- The R.C. Bishops and Irish Disorder
- A Sermon: “And as it is appointed unto men once to die, but after this the judgment: so Christ was once offered to bear the sins of many; and unto them that look for him shall he appear the second time without sin unto salvation.”—HEBREWS ix. 27, 28
- Notes of Northern Worthies
- Memoirs of Elizabeth Cairns
- Meeting of Synod—Brief Report
- The late Miss Jessie Russell, Inverness
- The late Mr. Robert Fraser,
- Cha’n’eil Diteadh do Phobull Taghta Dhe. LE MR. Eoin UELSH. Searmoin a rinneadh ann an Ayr Seachdann mu’n do chuireadh Mr. Uelsh ann am prìosan, air Di-mairt, an Seathadh-là-deug do mhios mu dheireadh an t-Samhraidh ‘sa Bhliadhna 1605. “Air an aobhair sin cha’n’eil a nis diteadh sam bith do’n dream sin a tha ann an Iosa Criosd, a tha glùasad cha’n ann a reir na feola, ach a reir an Spioraid. Oir shaor lagh Spioraid na beatha, ann an Iosa Criosd, mise o lagh a pheacaidh agus a bhais. Oir an ni nach robh an comas do’n lagh a dheanamh, do bhrigh gu’n robh e amhunn tre’n fheoil, aig cuir a Mhic fein do Dhia an coslas feola peacach, agus na iobairt air son peacaidh, dhit e am peacadh ‘san fheoil.”—ROMH. viii. 1, 2, 3
- Church Notes
- Acknowledgment of Donations
- The Magazine
July 1920
August 1920
- Free Presbyterian Magazine *And MONTHLY RECORD.
- “Save us, O Lord, our God.”
- Notes of a Sermon.
- Tabular View of the Sustentation Fund and Special Collections of the Free Presbyterian Church of Scotland,
- ABSTRACT of the PUBLIC ACCOUNTS of the FRÈE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF SCOTLAND,
- The late Mr. John Mackay, Missionary, TARBAT, ROSS-SHIRE
- Memoirs of Elizabeth Cairns.
- SECOND PERIOD
- Cha’n’eil Diteadh do Phobull Taghta Dhe
- Church Notes
- Acknowledgment of Donations
- The Magazine
September 1920
- Church Union in Scotland and England
- Brief Obituaries
- A Sermon by The Rev. George Hutcheson, M.A., of Edinburgh and Irvine (1674): “But there is forgiveness with thee.” —PSALMS cxxx. 4. (Eleventh Sermon of Series on Psalm cxxx.) (Continued from page 20.)
- John Brown, of Haddington
- Notes of Northern Worthies
- Memoirs of Elizabeth Cairns
- Cha’n’eil Diteadh do Phobull Taghta Dhe
- Notes and Comments
- Acknowledgment of Donations
- The Magazine
October 1920
November 1920
- The Social Disorder
- A Sermon: “But there is forgiveness with thee.” (Psalm cxxx. 4) by the Rev. George Hutcheson, M.A., of Edinburgh and Irvine (1674) (Thirteenth Sermon of Series on Psalm cxxx.) (Continued from page 171.)
- Notes of Northern Worthies
- Memoirs of Elizabeth Cairns
- The late Mr. John Parker, ADVOCATE, ABERDEEN
- Memoir of Capt. H. Teaz
- The late Mr. James Macmillan, ST. JUDE’S, GLASGOW
- Mrs. Johnstone, Portgower, Helmsdale
- Gospel Book Mission to the Army and Navy
- Searmon Allachaidh. LE MR. EOIN UELSH. “Ciod bhur barail’se? an e nach d’thig e chum na feisde?”—EOIN xi. 56. (Air a leantuin o t. d. 188.)
- Notes and Comments
- Church Notes
- Acknowledgment of Donations
- The Magazine