January 1945
- CONTENTS
- THE Free Presbyterian Magazine and MONTHLY RECORD
- Our War With Rome
- The Covenanting Synod of Argyll.\
- Resignation of Pastoral Charge
- The Weak Pilgrims Reach the Bridgeless River and Pass Over
- God’s “Fear Nots.”
- The Late Mrs. Alex. Mackay, Strathy Point
- The Late Mr. Murdo Mackay, Missionary, Strathy
- Memoir of an Afflicted Christian Cottager (Elizabeth Frazer)
- SECTION III
- Notes and Comments
- Church Notes
- Acknowledgment of Donations
February 1945
March 1945
April 1945
- CONTENTS
- Notes of a Sermon
- Notes of a Sermon: “How shall we escape if we neglect so great salvation?” (Heb. ii. 3)
- A Criticism
- The Late Mrs. Janet Miller, Wick
- The Shortness of Human Life
- The Shortness of Human Life: “When a few years are come, then I shall go the way whence I shall not return” (Job xvi. 22)
- Constructive Criticism of the Youth Service Schemes in Scotland
- Notes and Comments
- Church Notes
- Acknowledgment of Donations
May 1945
- CONTENTS
- The Rose of Sharon and the Lily of the Valleys.
- Mr. Fickle and Mr. Faithful
- False Prophets
- Bright Ornaments of the Church of Christ
- The Banqueting House.\
- Foreign Mission Committee: Tribute to Mrs. Miller
- Letter of the late Mr. Kenneth Matheson, Dingwall to Mr. John MacKenzie, Port Henderson, Gairloch.\
- Constructive Criticism of the Youth Service Schemes in Scotland
- The Pope’s Message
- Church Notes
- Acknowledgment of Donations
June 1945
July 1945
- CONTENTS
- The Balm of Gilead.\
- The Balm of Gilead.* By Rev. WILLIAM ROMAINE. “Is there no balm in Gilead? Is there no physician there? Why then is not the health of the daughter of my people recovered?”—Jer. 8: 22
- The Lord Our Righteousness
- The Lord Our Righteousness. By the Rev. JOHN COLQUHOUN, D.D., Leith
- II
- Freemasonry
- A Synod Statement
- A Synod Statement. To Congregations Troubled by Recent Petitions re Protests
- Poland
- The Late Effie Macleod, Arnish, Raasay
- The Late Mrs. Maciver, Shawbost, Lewis
- Short Cleanings
- Short Gleanings
- Short Gleanings from Thomas Brooks
- Unbelief
- Unbelief. “He marvelled because of their Unbelief.”
- Church Notes
- Acknowledgment of Donations
August 1945
- “Lili Am Measg Droighnich”
- CONTENTS
- THE Free Presbyterian Magazine and MONTHLY RECORD
- A Letter of John Welsh
- The Christian Described, the Hypocrite Detected
- A Noble Act of Appeasement
- Short and Pointed Sayings
- Calvinism
- Notes and Comments
- Church Notes
- Daviot, Stratherrick and Tomatin Manse Fund Appeal
- SUMMARY
- Acknowledgment of Donations
September 1945
October 1945
- CONTENTS
- Synod Sermon
- An Ominous Silence
- The Doubts and Fears of Believers
- Observations on the Report on Venereal Diseases Issued by the Advisory Medical Committee (Scotland), 1944
- Present Outlook
- The General Election Results From The Protestant Standpoint.
- A Canadian Opinion of the Y.M.C.A
- Church Notes
- Notes and Comments
- Acknowledgment of Donations
November 1945
- The Russian Tailor.\
- Notes of a Sermon preached on Sabbath Evening at Plockton Communion, July, 1945, by Rev. A. Beaton, Gairloch
- Gaelic Article
- John Knox’s First Sermon in Public, 1547
- A Welcome Home Message to Returning Members of Our Serving Forces
- The Late Mrs. Kenneth Maclennan Northton, Harris
- The Growing Power of Sin
- Five Marks of Grace
- Literary Notices
- Church Notes
- Acknowledgment of Donations
December 1945
- CONTENTS
- Literary Notice
- Tribute to the late Rev. Malcolm Gillies
- ANOTHER TRIBUTE BY A FRIEND
- There is no Peace
- Matters of Present Interest
- Grace as it Reigns in our Justification
- A Note-worthy Incident in The Religious Experience of The Late Mr. Hector Jack, Strathconon
- Church Notes
- Acknowledgment of Donations