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• The inspiration of the holy scriptures asserted and explained : in three dissertations. In which A plain and rational Solution is attempted to be given to the following Enquiries. I. What Scriptures are divinely inspired? II. In what Sense the Holy Scriptures are so? And III. What Proof we have of it? By John Kiddell. Of Tiverton, Devon
  by: Kiddell, John
  Published: (1779)
• Two essays on the divine inspiration of the Holy Scriptures : And the importance of divine truth; the duty of reading the Scriptures; and the manner in which it should be performed. By Thomas Scott, chaplain to the Lock Hospital
  by: Scott, Thomas
  Published: (1797)
• Tractatus hierographicus: Or. A treatise of the Holy scriptures : Containing I. An exhortation to the diligent reading of the Holy Scriptures. II. A declaration of the true way, whereby we may come to know a profiting in the reading of them. III. That it is by the testimony of the holy spirit of God in the hearts of the faithful, thay they do certainly and favingly know that the Holy Scriptures are given by inspiration of God. IV. Several protestant writers and churches, asserting, that it is only by the testimony of the holy spirit in the hearts of faithful, that they come certainly and favingly to know, that the Holy Scriptures were given by inspriation of God. V. That the holy spirit of god is the principal and only certain and insallible expositor or interpreter of them. VI. That we may certainly know, whether we have the holy spirit of god, and that our doctrine is of him. By Richard Claridge
  by: Claridge, Richard
  Published: (1751)
• Free and important disquisitions concerning the inspiration of the Holy Scriptures; wherein is made appear, that the writers of the Old and New Testament were not inspired by the Holy Ghost, in the sense, generally understood; the Difficulties of the Learned concerning the Text of the Holy Scriptures ingenuously acknowledged; The pretended Necessity of Oral Tradition sufficiently overthrown; and, Such a Middle Way pointed out, as is conceived most proper to fix in Men's Minds, a just Esteem of the sacred Writings, on a Solid Foundation. Translated from the original French of the Celebrated M. Le Clerc
  by: Le Clerc, Jean
  Published: (1750)
• An inquiry into the nature and extent of the inspiration of the Apostles : and other writers of the New Testament: conducted with a view to some late opinions on the subject. By William Parry
  by: Parry, William
  Published: (1797)