January 1944
- CONTENTS
- THE Free Presbyterian Magazine and MONTHLY RECORD
- The Synod’s Address to our Faithful People.\
- The Voice from the excellent Glory: A Sermon
- A Parallel.\
- The Misses Morton, Glasgow
- The late Mr. Kenneth Matheson, Elder, Dingwall
- Tha E uile gu Léir Ionmhuinn
- The Danger of Anger
- God’s Unchangeable Love
- Gleanings from Samuel Rutherford
- Literary Notice
- Notes and Comments
- Church Notes
- Acknowledgment of Donations
February 1944
- CONTENTS
- A Side Light on the Declaratory Act of 1892
- Notes of a Sermon
- The Sack of Rome—1527
- The Christian’s Life-long Internal Conflict
- On True Christian Humility
- Brief Meditations on Certain Passages of Scripture
- The late Mrs. Morison, Lingerby, Harris
- The late Mr. Donald MacSween, Missionary, S. Harris
- Commemoration Papers.
- Iomradh Mu’n Urramach Dòmhnull Domhnullach Bha’n Shildeag
- Notes and Comments
- Church Notes
- Acknowledgment of Donations
March 1944
April 1944
May 1944
June 1944
July 1944
August 1944
- CONTENTS
- Rev. John Tallach’s Report
- Dr. MacDonald’s Medical Report
- Letter of Mr. James Stewart, Inspector of Native Development, to Rev. John Tallach on Inspection of Ingwenya School
- Gleanings from Samuel Rutherford
- Church Notes
- Held Over
- Acknowledgment of Donations
- Tabular View of Sustentation Fund and Special Collections of the Free Presbyterian Church of Scotland
September 1944
October 1944
November 1944
- CONTENTS
- There is a Blessing in it
- Justifying God in Afflictions
- Bright Ornaments of the Church of Christ
- The Discipline of the Church
- Greatheart’s Account of Mr. Fearing
- Sermons Which Have Impressed Me
- The Pilgrims Reach the Bridgeless River and Pass Over
- Notes and Comments
- Church Notes
- Acknowledgment of Donations
December 1944
- CONTENTS
- THE **Free Presbyterian Magazine** and MONTHLY RECORD
- The Depths of Satan
- The Depths of Satan. MATTHEW IV. I.—II
- Memoir of an Afflicted Christian Cottager (Elizabeth Fraser)
- The Late Mrs. Mary Ann MacPherson, Badachro, Gairloch
- A Communion Monday at Kinlochbervie in the Olden Times
- Notes and Comments
- Church Notes
- Acknowledgment of Donations