Full title: A Treatise of Miscellany Questions Wherein many Useful Cases of Conscience are Discussed and Resolved, for the Satisfaction of Those Who Desire Nothing More than to Search and Find Out Precious Truths in the Controversies of these Times (1844, reprinted from the 1649 edition)

"These times" mentioned at the end of the above title refers the reader to some of the most prolific and productive seasons, thus far in history, for an abundance of written works that have been blessed of God.

James Bannerman calls this "an exceedingly important and useful book, discussing a wide range of topics..." (The Church of Christ, vol. 2.,p. 433). Various questions are handled in 22 chapters. These questions range from issues related to church and civil government, to questions related to personal piety, such as Christ's Lordship and assurance of salvation. Separation, covenanting, uniformity, hermeneutics, infant baptism, and the free offer of the Gospel comprise some of the other topics discussed.

Taken from volume two of George Gillespie's Works.