Benjamin Breckinridge Warfield (1851-1921) is a theologian best known for his defense of the doctrine of inerrancy and a book he wrote concerning miracles. He made many scholarly contributions to biblical studies, christology, and perfectionism. In 1887 he succeeded A.A.Hodge as a professor of theology at Princeton which post he occupied for over 33 years. Ten large volumes of his collected writings were published in the 1920s, and two volumes of his shorter writings in the 1960s. All of those books plus volumes of his sermons are in print today and are read more widely than those articles were read during his life-time.
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