The following e-books present a spirit/soul/body model of man. (In your Adobe program or browser search “soul” and/or “spirit.”)
The Law of Liberty in the Spiritual Life, by Evan Hopkins
A classic on the dynamics of abundant living from a leader of the Keswick movement in England. Referenced Franz Delitzsch’s scholarly work (see below)
What is Man?, by T. Austin-Sparks
a pastoral book highlighting the relevance of man’s inner functioning
The Release of the Spirit, by Watchman Nee
Explains and illustrates with the role of brokenness in sanctification
Christian Principles, by G. Campbell Morgan. He advocated holistic trichotomy: (G_C_Morgan_pg_3 from chapter 1 “The Spiritual Nature of Man”)
For Me To Live Is Christ, By Charles Solomon
An eight lesson inductive Bible study (1st edition)
Some additional books that teach trichotomy:
- Discovering The Treasure of Your New Human Spirit, John Best
- A System of Biblical Psychology, by Franz Delitzsch (classic/free online)
- Biblical Psychology, by Oswald Chambers (Discovery House Publishers)
- Soul and Spirit, by Jessie Penn-Lewis (Christian Literature Crusade)
- The Spirit of Christ, by Andrew Murray (See chapters 1, 24)
- The Spiritual Man, by Watchman Nee
- The Mystery of Godliness, by Ian Thomas (Zondervan)
- Handbook to Happiness, by Charles Solomon (Tyndale House)
- Outlines of Biblical Psychology, by J.T. Beck
- The Tripartite Nature of Man, by J. B. Heard (classic)
- The Key to Triumphant Living, by Jack Taylor
- Counseling Keys: The Holy Spirit, by June Hunt (www.HopefortheHeart.org)
- Life on the Highest Plane, by Ruth Paxson
- Launch Out: a Theology of Dynamic Sanctification, by Gerald McGraw
- Man: a Tripartite Being, by H.C. Ansley. In PDF: Man-Tripartite Being_ H_C_Ansley