Outward Man

out'-werd, (exo, "outside," "without," "out of doors"): The body, subject to decay and death, in distinction from the inner man, the imperishable spiritual life which "is renewed day by day" (2 Cor 4:16); also the body as the object of worldly thought and pride in external dress and adornment (1 Pet 3:3).

See MAN, NATURAL; MAN.