Benjamin Breckinridge Warfield (November 5, 1851 - February 16, 1921) — The Centennial of B. B. Warfield's Death

B. B. Warfield died of an apparent heart attack on February 16, 1921. I thought it might be a fitting tribute to talk about Warfield bibliography.

One hundred years after his death, Warfield's collected works are still readily available: The ten-volume “Oxford” set reprinted by Baker Books, or the five-volume set from P & R (several volumes are still in print, but e-book editions of the others are easy to find), and the two-volume set Warfield's Selected Shorter Writings, published by P & R in 2001, includes many important essays.

A huge (and free) collection of Warfield’s books, essays, and articles about Warfield can be found at Monergism.com. Monergism's Warfield Resources

Below, you will find some recommendations.

Books:

In my humble opinion every Reformed Christian should read Warfield's The Inspiration and Authority of the Bible. There is nothing like it.  It has generated no end of controversy — Warfield develops and defends the doctrine of inerrancy. This book is too important not to read. The Inspiration and Authority of the Bible.

I would also suggest Warfield's Plan of Salvation (The Plan of Salvation). There is also a Kindle version available.

Every seminarian should read Warfield’s short essay: On the Religious Life of Theological Students

Significant Warfield Essays: Note, many can be found at monergism.com (see above)

"Antichrist," Selected Shorter Writings, Vol 1, (P & R).

“Apologetics,” in Studies in Theology, (Baker).

"Augustine's Doctrine of Knowledge and Authority," in Calvin and Augustine, (P & R).

“The Biblical Doctrine of Faith,” Biblical Doctrines, (Baker).

“Calvinism,” in Calvin and Augustine, (P & R).

“Calvin's Doctrine of the Knowledge of God,” in Calvin and Augustine, (P & R).

“Christless Christianity," Christology and Criticism, (Baker).

"Charles Darwin's Religious Life," Studies in Theology, (Baker). 

"Darwin's Arguments and Christianity and Religion," Selected Shorter Writings, Vol 2, (P & R).

“Faith,” Biblical and Theological Studies, (P & R).

"How to Get Rid of Christianity," Selected Shorter Writings, Vol 1, (P & R).

“Introductory Note,” to Francis Beattie’s Apologetics, Selected Shorter Writings, Vol. 2 (P & R).

“On Faith in its Psychological Aspects,” Biblical and Theological Studies (P & R).

“On the Antiquity and Unity of the Human Race,” Biblical and Theological Studies (P & R).

"Predestination in the Reformed Confessions,” Studies in Theology (Baker).

“Review of Chafer, L. S. `He That is Spiritual’” Princeton Theological Review.

“Review of Herman Bavinck’s De Zekerheid des Geloofs,” Selected Shorter Writings, Vol. 2 (P & R).

"Review of John Miley's Systematic Theology," Selected Shorter Writings Vol 2, (P & R).

"The Emotional Life of Our Lord," Person and Work of Christ, (P & R).

“The Latest Phase of Historical Rationalism,” Christology and Criticism (Baker).

“The Millennium and the Apocalypse,” Biblical Doctrines (P & R).

“The Question of Miracles," Selected Shorter Writings, Vol. 2 (P & R).

“The Resurrection of Christ a Historical Fact,” in Selected Shorter Writings, Vol. 1, (P & R).

“The Risen Christ,” The Person and Work of Christ (P & R).

"The Spirit of God in the Old Testament," Biblical and Theological Studies (P & R).

"The Theology of Charles G. Finney," Studies in Perfectionism (P & R).

This list will get you started, but I have barely scratched the surface of Warfield's massive published works. 

Warfield’s Grave in the Old Princeton Cemetery, Princeton, NJ.