January 1923
February 1923
March 1923
- The Lord’s Day
- A Sermon: “For we must all appear before the judgment seat of Christ, that every one may receive the things done in his body, according to that he hath done, whether it be good or bad.”—II. Cor. v. 10
- Some Noted Preachers of the Northern Highlands
- National Recognition of Religion
- Gleanings from many Fields
- Letter from Rev. J. B. Radasi
- The Higher Criticism in the Mission Field
- The Late Dugald MacIver, Elder, Stornoway
- Questions for the Heart
- The Purposes of Rugged Providences
- Searmoinean leis an Urramach Eonghas MacMhaolain
- Notes and Comments
- Church Notes
- Acknowledgment of Donations
- The Magazine
April 1923
- A Threefold Cord that shall never be Broken
- MARKS OF RELIGIOUS DECLENSION
- A Sermon by Rev. Thomas Halyburton: “I ask therefore for what intent ye have sent for me?”—Acts x. 29
- Gleanings from many Fields
- Searmoinean leis an Urramach Eonghas MacMhaolain: Searmoin IV. Galatianaich, Caib. VI., Rann 15. “Oir ann an Iosa Criosd cha ’n ’eil éifeachd air bith ann an timchioll-ghearradh, no ann an neo-thimchioll-ghearradh; ach ann an cruthachd dh nuadh.”
- Buadhan Feumail Chum Beatha Naomh leis an Urramach Bhatair Marshall
- Letters from Rev. J. B. Radasi
- Notes and Comments
- Church Notes
- Acknowledgment of Donations
- The Magazine
May 1923
- Their Majesties’ Proposed Visit to the Pope
- The Difference betwixt the Law and the Gospel
- A Sermon: “I ask therefore for what intent ye have sent for me?”— Acts x. 29
- MARKS OF RELIGIOUS DECLENSION
- Letter from Rev. J. B. Radasi
- The Late Mrs John Mackenzie, Myrtle Bank, Badachro, Gairloch
- The Late Mr and Mrs Urquhart, Craig View, Dingwall
- Brief Obituaries
- Searmoinean leis an Urramach Elonghas MacMhaolain: Searmoin IV. Galatianaich, Caib. VI., Rann 15. “Oir ann an Iosa Criosd cha ‘n ‘eil éifeachd air bith ann an timchioll-ghearradh, no ann an neo-thimchioll-ghearradh; ach ann an cruthachd nuadh.” (Air a leantuin o t.-d. 376)
- PREPARING FOR FUTURE BLESSEDNESS
- The Stones of the Temple
- Notes and Comments
- Literary Notices
- Church Notes
- Acknowledgment of Donations
- The Magazine
June 1923
- Sukey Harley: A Trophy of Divine Grace.
- WHEN THE KING CAME IN
- Sermon: “By faith Enoch was translated that he should not see death; and he was not found, because God had translated him: for before his translation he had this testimony, that he pleased God.”—Heb. xi. 5. By Rev. Malcolm Gillies, Halkirk. Preached at Halkirk on Sabbath, 31st December 1922
- The Late Mr Donald Sinclair, Elder, Brawlin, Halkirk
- The Late Mrs Ann Morrison, Lonmore, Gairloch
- Searmoinean leis an Urramach Elonghas MacMhaolain
- The National Recognition of Religion
- A Book Eminently worth Reading
- Notes and Comments
- Church Notes
- Acknowledgment of Donations
- The Magazine
July 1923
August 1923
September 1923
- The Battle for the Bible and its Teaching
- A Choice Drop of Honey from the Rock Christ
- The Irish Roman Catholic Menace in Central Scotland
- The Rev. Professor Kennedy Cameron and Rev. D. Macfarlane’s Induction in 1893
- The Late Donald Nicolson, Deacon, Portree
- The Late Ann Macdonald
- Letter from Rev. William Matheson, Canada, to the Clerk of the Synod
- Searmoinean leis an Urramach Aonghas MacMhaolain. Searmoin V. Gniomhara, iii. Caib., 19 Rann. “Air an aobhar sin, deanaibhse aithreachas, agus bithibh air bhur n-iompachadh, chum gum ‘m bi bhur peacanna air an glanadh as an uair a thig amanna fionnuairreachd o lâthair an Tighearna.”
- Literary Notices
- Notes and Comments
- Church Notes
- Acknowledgment of Donations
- The Magazine
October 1923
- A Call to go Back
- A Sermon
- A Sermon by The Rev. M. Morrison, Lochinver: “I am the rose of Sharon, and the lily of the valleys. As the lily among thorns so is my love among the daughters. As the apple tree among the trees of the wood, so is my beloved among the sons. I sat down under his shadow with great delight, and his fruit was sweet to my taste.”—Song of Solomon, ii. 1-3
- Gleanings from Many Fields.
- THE FOUNDATIONS OF THE SABBATH IN THE WORD OF GOD
- Searmoinean leis an Urramach Eonghas MacDhaolain: Gearmoin V. Gniomhara, iii. Caib., 19 Rann. “Air an aobhar sin, deanaibhse aithreachas, agus bithibh air bhur n-iompachadh, chum gum ’m bi bhur peacanna air an glanadh as an uair a thig àmanna fionn-uaireachd o làthair an Tighearna.”
- The Late Mrs Sarah Urquhart, Melvaig, Gairloch
- Seventh Day Adventists and the Sabbath
- Rev. Daniel Rowland’s Lessons
- SOME OF REV. DANIEL ROWLAND’S SAYINGS
- Who Shall Declare His Generation?
- Letters of Rev. John Berridge
- Notes and Comments
- Church Notes
- Acknowledgment of Donations
- The Magazine
November 1923
- The Sovereignty and Wisdom of God in the Afflictions of Men Displayed
- The Lily of the Valley
- The Ruling Elder
- Doctrine of the Russellites
- The Late Captain Macdonald, Elder, St Jude’s, Glasgow
- The Late Mr Neil Macdonald, Elder, Oban
- The Late Mrs Fraser, Oldshore, Kinlochbervie
- The Rev. Professor Kennedy Cameron on the Free Presbyterian Church
- Searmoinean leis an Urramach Aonghas MacMhaolain: Searmoin V. Gniomhara, iii. Caib., 19 Rann. “Air an aobhar sin, deanaibhse aithreachas, agus bithibh air bhur n-iompachadh, chum gum ’m bi bhur peacanna air an glanadh as an uair a thig àmanna fonnuaireachd o lathair an Tighearna.”
- Ceit Mhor, Loch=Carrunn
- Letters of Rev. John Berridge
- The Late Campbell Rodger, Esq., Helensburgh
- Notes and Comments
- Church Notes
- Acknowledgment of Donations
- The Magazine
December 1923
- Two Books of God
- The Late William Mackay, Cooper, Stornoway
- THE FOUNDATIONS OF THE SABBATH IN THE WORD OF GOD
- God’s Name to be Praised
- A Specimen of Modern Superstition and Credulity.—The “Churchman’s Magazine” reprints the following letter by a Jesuit Priest, William Delany, by name, from the “Dublin Evening Herald”:—”Many thanks for publishing my letter about the Decree of Pope Pius X., granting an indulgence of 7 years and 7 quarantines every time to every Catholic who would reverently pronounce the three Holy Names, Jesus, Mary, Joseph. May I draw out for your readers the manifest consoling consequences that clearly follow?—1. That inasmuch as we can easily pronounce these Holy Names 20 times in one minute, it is plain that we could easily do so at least 1000 times in an hour. 2. Hence, as there are granted for each time an indulgence for 7 years and 7 quarantines, whoever would so love his departed friends as to give even one hour to repeat this prayer for them would thereby obtain 1000 times 7 years and 7 quarantines for their guardian angels to carry down to the suffering souls. 3. It needs no argument to make clear that the guardian angels who would carry down such indulgences would speedily be accompanied on their way back to Heaven by no small number of rejoicing souls, who would most assuredly repay that debt abundantly from their places in Heaven.” For superstition and credulity it would be hard to find a match to that of this Jesuit priest
- Church Notes
- Acknowledgment of Donations
- The Magazine