[Most of our readers have heard of the renown of Dr Macdonald, Ferintosh, as a preacher of the Gospel. His powerful discourses were blessed by God in the conversion of many, and his labours as a preacher were signally owned. The following sermon on the text, “Thy Maker is Thy Husband” (Is. liv. 5), is described by the Rev. D. Campbell, Kiltearn, as “the most memorable sermon ever preached by him.” We quote Mr Campbell’s introductory note in full:—”The most memorable sermon, then and ever preached by him, was the action sermon, cognate to that on which he preached on his first communion Sabbath at Urquhart. Hundreds of abler sermons has he preached, but none which the Lord more signally blessed. It was never fully written out, but the following skeleton of it was found among his papers, and is here subjoined that it may serve to give an idea of the kind of preaching which the Lord delights to honour. It was delivered in Gaelic, but the notes were written by his own hand in English” (Quoted in “The Apostle of the North,” p. 89.)].