Are you really unaware of the meaning in scripture where it talks about why the Jews rejected Jesus because they were looking for a outward Savior. Know you not these things?
Blessings,
Scratching his head in Christ, Not me
I think when you say "outward saviour"...a term you are really making up...you mean a political saviour. The Jews were looking for a nationalistic leader...like Bar Kochba...who became what they believed was the messiah who would break the yoke of the Romans.
When you say an "inward " saviour that could be a Gnostic term meaning that even as you sin with the body outwardly the Lord sees you as sinless. That's why I questioned your terminology. There are a number of people on this forum who hold to that particular error.
As in...I'm an outward sinner but inwardly sinless. (which is a Gnostic position)
So that's what I was trying to decipher in your postings.
I try to use actual terminology...not inventing words and then criticizing people when they then try associating vague statements to actual things.
The bible doesn't speak of any inward or outward saviours. That distinction exists only in your mind as to any real biblical comparison that is meant to be conveyed as truth.
I would say...trust your own senses less and the words from God more. Get to know the meaning of the biblical text so that you become conversant with it's content.
Perhaps if you were to use the bible...actual biblical statements...and use biblical concepts, rather than your own invented terms, at least one layer of vagueness in your posts could be peeled away.
Just an idea.:)
Peace