Correspondence between Rev. Tho's. Worcester, D.D., and B. F. Barrett. Being a sequel to the “Plain Letter”

An Oration, Delivered at Salisbury, on the Anniversary of American Independence, July 4th, 1798: By Thomas Worcester, Minister of the Gospel in Salisbury

Appeal to the testimony of Christ with respect to what dishonors him. A discourse [on John viii. 47], etc

Our Savior's divinity, in primitive purity: a sermon [on Acts viii. 37], etc

Divine testimony received without any addition or diminution. A discourse [on Prov. xxx. 4, 5, 6], etc

Call for Scripture evidence that Christ is the “self-existent eternal God.” A Letter to Rev. S. Spring, etc. [commenting upon his publications].

The True God But One Person, Unavoidably Allowed by All who Would Prove Otherwise: Extract of a Friendly Letter to a Trinitarian Brother in the Ministry

Little children of the kingdom of Heaven, only by the blessing of Christ: a discourse [on Matt. xix. 13, 14], etc

A New Chain of Plain Argument, Deemed Conclusive Against Trinitarianism: Addressed to a Trinitarian Writer for the Panoplist, in a Series of Candid Letters

A concise view of the glory of Christ, wholly in numerous interwoven quotations from the Bible. (The record which God has given of His Son.).

Ecclesiastical Usurpation and Strange Inconsistency exposed: a letter to the Rev. S. Payson, D.D., lately a Moderator of an ex parte Council ... and an affecting case stated

A Dialogue between a young Convert, a Minister, and a Christian Brother. Designed to shew, that a Congregational Church may consistently favour a ... request of one who desires to be rebaptized

The Most Plain Harmonious Sense of Scripture the Test of Opinions: Two Unanswered Letters to a Censorious Advocate for Triune Words of Man's Wisdom

Distressing Judgments occasioned by despising the words and the messengers of God. A sermon [on 2 Chron. xxxvi. 16], etc

The Cambridge Companion to the Jesuits