- Disputations on Holy Scripture
- The Church and the Bible by John Owen (Vol 16)
- Truth's Victory Over Error
- Critical Dissertation on God Manifest
- Letters on the Authenticity of the Comma Johanneum
- Logos autopistos, or, Scriptures self-evidence by Thomas Ford
- Scripture Light the Most Sure Light
- English Bible Translations: By What Standard?
- Three Modern Versions: A Critical Assessment of The NIV, ESV and NKJV
- God's Secretaries: The Making of the King James Bible
- Thou Shalt Keep Them
- The King James Version Defended
- On Holy Scriptures from Elenctic Theology Vol 1to 3
- Select Works of Robert Rollock Vols 1 & 2
- William Twisse's The Scripture's Sufficiency
- The Divine Triunity
- An Introduction to the Controversy on the Disputed Verse of St. John
- Further Proof of the Authenticity of 1 John, v. 7
- A Vindication of 1 John, v. 7
- 13 Sermons concerning the Doctrine of the Trinity
- Revised Version of the 1st 3 Gospels Considered
- R.L. Dabney's Discussions
- Exercitations Divine
- A Scholastical History of the Canon
- Divine Authority of the New Testament
- A Treatise of the Corruption of Scripture by Rome
- The printed Hebrew text of the OT vindicated
- A Body of Divinity: Sum & Substance of the Christian Religion
- The Authenticity and Inspiration of the Holy Scriptures
- Pious Annotations Upon the Holy Bible
- Clavis Bibliorum: The Key of the Bible
- A Treatise of Divinity by Edward Leigh
- New criticisms on the celebrated text, I Jn5:7
- In Further Proof of the Authenticity of 1 Jn 5v7
- The British Magazine
- The British Critic, vol IV, 1794
- Letters to Edward Gibbon by George Travis
- A New Plea
- The Genuineness of the Text of the First Epistle of Saint John, Chap. V.v.7
- Francis Turretin Disputatio Theologica
- The Believing Bible Study
- A Critical Dissertation Upon the Seventh Verse of the Fifth Chapter of St. John's 1st Epistle
"Archbishop James Ussher (1581-1656) was a leader par excellence among the Irish Puritans. His colorful history is inseparable from that of Irish Christianity and from major events transpiring simultaneously in England and Scotland. Ussher's range of achievements are outstanding, including ancient languages, patristics, ancient and Irish history, theology, and chronology. Though he is best known for his biblical chronology, I believe that his Body of Divinity is his most valuable legacy. This volume, long overdue to be reprinted, was once regarded as a classic in the field of Reformed systematic theology and deserves to be so regarded again. Here is pristine Irish Puritan theology, presented to us in a captivating question and answer format." --Joel R. Beeke, Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary, Grand Rapids, Michigan
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