The Fulfilling of the Scripture (1726, 5th ed. corrected) Complete; In Three Parts. Part 1. An Essay showing the exact Accomplishments of the Word of God in his Works of Providence, performed, and to be performed, for confirming Believers, and convincing Atheists of the present Time. As also many rare Histories of the Works and Servants of God in the Church of Christ. Part 2. The Faithfulness of God considered and cleared, in the great Event of his Word. Part 3. The great Appearances of God for his Church under the New Testament; with many choice Speeches of suffering and dying Christians. Together With Some Memoirs of the Author's Life; in a Sermon preached on the Occasion of his Death. By the late Learned Daniel Burgess. To Which is added an Index, Alphabetically digested, of all the principal Matters contained in the Three Parts; and at the Beginning of the Work a Table of Scot's Phrases, which often occur in reading Mr. Fleming's, Mr. Rutherford's, Mr. Durham's, and other Scot's Author's Works

Spurgeon writes of this book, "It is an elaborate treatise upon the fact that the Scriptures are fulfilled and the word of the Lord is true. As such it deserves the high encomiums so freely showered upon it by the eminent divines of Fleming's own time, and it abundantly justifies the issue of so many editions" (as cited in Johnston, , Treasury of the Scottish Covenant, p.370).

Grant comments, "Fleming is best known for The Fulling of Scripture... an elaborate work in three parts, in which he traces the outworking of Scripture truth in church history and Christian experience" (Cameron, ed., Dictionary of Scottish Church History and Theology, p. 325).

The introductory note, signed by Thomas Ridgley, Daniel Neal and 19 others, states, "Fleming is universally known to have been a person of singular worth and piety, and his works declare him a diligent and careful observer of the providences of God towards his Church and people. Many such instances, which no other author has taken notice of, and which, were they not well attested (speaking of the "miraculous" and "prophetic" occurrences that sometimes arise in history--RB), would appear almost incredible, are to be met with in his book, called The Fulfilling of Scripture. A performance which has so far entitled itself to the esteem of all serious Christians, as not to need our recommendation."