Diligence in Study: Recommended to Ministers. In a Sermon, Preached at the Ordination of the Reverend Mr. Richard Rist, in Harlow, Essex. December 15, 1756. ... By John Brine

A Sermon preached at an Ordination of Deacons, March 5, 1735, etc

A Right to Eternal Glory, Through the Meritorious Obedience of Christ, Proved to be Consistent with the Absolute Freedom and Sovereignty of Divine Grace, as the Origin of It. In a Short Discourse on Titus Iii.7. By John Brine

A defence of the doctrine of eternal justification, from some exceptions made to it by mr. Bragge [in A plain scriptural account of a sinner's justification] and others

A Vindication of Some Truths of Natural and Revealed Religion:: In Answer to the False Reasoning of Mr. James Foster, on Various Subjects; Viz. On Mysteries. On the Light of Nature, Or Reason. On Miracles. Rules of Interpreting the Holy Scripture. On Heresy. On Schism. On the Image of God in Man. Of Regeneration. On God, No Respecter of Persons. On God, Not an Arbitrary Being. Of Justification. On the Mediation of Christ. To which is Added, a Dialogue Between a Calvinist, a Socinian, an Arminian, a Baxterian, and a Deist. Wherein the Chief Arguments, for the Support of Each Scheme, are Advanced: and the Most Material Objections, Against Calvinism, are Answered. In this Dialogue, the Reader May Clearly Discover the Small Difference There is Between Baxterianism, and Arminianism; and how Arminianism Leads to Socinianism, and that to Deism

The Moral Law the Rule of Moral Conduct to Believers, Considered and Enforced by Arguments, Extracted from the Works of the Late Rev. J. Brine and Vitringa. (Extracts from J. Brine's Certain Efficacy of the Death of Christ and from Vitringa's Observationes Sacræ.).

An Antidote Against a Spreading Antinomian Principle. By John Brine

The Causes of Salvation and Vocation Considered: In a Sermon Preach'd on Lord's-day, Dec.22, 1751, to the Church Assembling in Crispin-street, Spital-Fields, ... By John Brine

The True Sense of Attonement for Sin, by Christ's Death, Stated and Defended; in Answer to a Pamphlet, Intitled, The Scripture Doctrine of Attonement Examined, by Mr. Taylor, of Norwich. With an Appendix, Containing an Answer to the Objections of an Anonymous Author [George Benson] to the Doctrine of Satisfaction, in a Pamphlet, Intitled, Second Thoughts Concerning the Sufferings and Death of Christ, &c

Animadversions upon the Letters [of Robert Sandeman] on Theron and Aspasio [i.e. on the work by J. Hervey], etc

A Vindication of Divine Justice, in the Infliction of Endless Punishment for Sin: Containing an Answer to an Anonymous Pamphlet, Intitled, The Scripture-account of a Future State Considered. By John Brine

Motives to Love and Unity Among Calvinists, who Differ in Some Points: A Dialogue Between Christophilus, Philalethes, and Philagathus : Wherein is Contained an Answer to Mr. Alverey Jackson's Question Answered, Whether Saving Faith in Chrirt [i.e. Christ] is a Duty Required by the Moral Law, of All Those who Live Under the Gospel Revelation?

The Certain Efficacy of the Death of Christ, Asserted: Or, the Necessity, Reality, and Perfection, of His Satisfaction are Pleaded For: ... in Answer to a Book, Called, The Ruin and Recovery of Mankind; ... With a Postcript [sic], ... By John Brine

A Treatise on Various Subjects: Viz. I. On the Original Purity of Human Nature. ... XI. Of Communion with God, ... Wherein Various Difficult Cases of Conscience are Answered, ... By John Brine

The Certain Efficacy of the Death of Christ Asserted ... in Answer to a Book [by Isaac Watts], Called The Ruin and Recovery of Mankind ... With a Postscript Proving that a Charge of Guilt is Inseparable from Punishment

A Refutation of Arminian Principles: Delivered in a Pamphlet, Intitled, The Modern Question Concerning Repentance and Faith, Examined with Candour, &c. In a Letter to a Friend. By John Brine