very utmost. If anyone honestly wishes to know what Mr. Newton's views really are, let him carefully and attentively read some of his principle writings through, such as Salvation by Substitution; Atonement and its Result; Gospel Truths, from which he will clearly see, not only that Mr. Newton is sound in the faith, but also that his teaching is of a most valuable character.... I regard Mr. Newton as the most accurate writer on religious themes of the nineteenth century." Works Gospel Truths, 1885 Thoughts on the Apocalypse, 1853 Occasional papers on scriptural subjects, 1866 Doctrines of Popery, 1867 Prospects of the ten Kingdoms of the Roman Empire considered : being the third series of aids to prophetic inquiry, 1873 Aids to prophetic inquiry, 1881 Thoughts on parts of the Songs of Solomon, 1906 Christendom, Its Course and Doom, 1876 Events To Precede the return of our Lord The Day of the Lord in Zechariah Chapter 14 The Millennium: Distinctions which make Difficulties Disappear Patmos Series Narratives From The Old Testament, 1886 Thoughts on Scriptural Subjects, 1871 Thoughts on parts of Leviticus, 2nd Edition 1857 The Perfect Sacrifice by B.W. Newton, Publisher: University of Michigan Library, 2006 B.W.Newton on Ministry and Order in the Church of Christ, Pearl Publications, 1997 Notes and references Further reading Jonathan D. Burnham: "A Story of Conflict. The Controversial Relationship between Benjamin Wills Newton and John Nelson Darby." Foreword by Grayson Carter. Studies in Evangelical History and Thought. Milton Keynes: Paternoster 2004 "Benjamin Wills Newton – Maligned But Magnificent : A Centenary Tribute" by Ian Paisley. Publisher Sovereign Grace Advent Testimony, 1999 External links Newton's Statement of belief A Retrospect of Events that have taken place amongst the Brethren, 1848 Biographical History of B. W. Newton from Manchester University Library 1807 births 1899 deaths 19th-century evangelicals British biblical scholars British Plymouth Brethren Clergy from Plymouth, Devon English evangelicals Evangelical writers Fellows of Exeter College, Oxford Premillennialism Writers from Plymouth, Devon