Works
- Gospel Truths, 1885
- Thoughts on the Apocalypse, 1842
- 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 ISBN 1-4255-1433-2
- B.W.Newton on Ministry and Order in the Church of Christ, Pearl Publications, 1997 ISBN 1-901397-00-9
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