No doubt if Jesus would have overthrown the Roman Empire and moved the capital of the world to Jerusalem the Jews would have believed on Him. This however, would have would have made them more proud and would have worked against this principal purpose of calling free creatures to the same submission to the eternal fellowship in His Everlasting Kingdom that is represented by His own Holiness and manifested by Jesus on the cross. The Inner Man Man was created free and a little lower than the angels. The angels look upon the throne of God and on God's face. Rebellion or sin against God with this clear insight has no redemption.
Man is spiritual and physical, with flesh.
The inner man is spiritual and known as the soul. The body dies but the inner man continues intact with all of his faculties. He can be found under the altar of God in heaven or in the lowest hell after death with his identity, being known as he was known, in the company of others. There is explained when we understand that the memory and personality of man lies in his inner man and perhaps is connected at the brain to the body. The great truth about God is that he is sitting on His throne or moving about at His will, being physically present in only one place a time, which is illustrated by his conversations, with Adam, Eve, Cain, Noah, Abraham, Jacob, Moses, Isaiah, Ezekiel, and John the Apostle.