An exposition of the first and second chapters of the latter episte [sic] of the apostle Paul to Timothie
Subtitle: Wherein the text is logically resolved: the words also plainly explicated; with an easie metaphrase annexed: thence doctrines arising are deduced: and by Scripture, examples, and reason confirmed. ... By Iohn Barlow, sometime minister of the word at Plimmouth: but lately one of the preachers in that ancient citie of Chester
Publisher: Printed by R. Y[oung and John Haviland for Nathaniel Newberrie] and are to be sold in Pauls Church-yard by Iames Boler and George Lathum
Published: 1632
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 247
Subjects: English Sermons
Other titles: Exposition of the first and second chapters of the latter episte of the apostle Paul to Timothie; Exposition of the first and second chapters of the latter epistle of the apostle Paul to Timothie; True guide to glory; Exposition of the second chapter of the latter episte of the apostle Paul to Timothie; Exposition of the second chapter of the latter epistle of the apostle Paul to Timothie; Good mans refuge in affliction; Ioy of the vpright man; Hierons last fare-vvell; Seasonable discourse of spirituall stedfastnes; Joy of the upright man; Hierons last fare-well
Notes: In fact contains the bulk of his collected works.

"An exposition of the second chapter of the latter episte [sic] of the apostle Paul to Timothie" has separate dated title page and pagination. "The true guide to glory" begins new pagination with separate dated title page with imprint reading ".. printed by Iohn Haviland, for Nathaniel Newberrie .."; within this series, "The good mans refuge in affliction", "The ioy of the vpright man", "Hierons last fare-vvell", and "A Christians last day, is his best day" have separate dated title pages, the first two also with Haviland's and Newberry's names, the last with Haviland's, Boler's, and Lathum's. "A seasonable discourse of spirituall stedfastnes" has separate dated title page and pagination.