What does the Bible say about Christ as our sweet savor?

The concept of Christ being a sweet savor to God is found in various passages, particularly in the writings of Paul. The term 'euodia' is used to express the idea that Christ's offerings were not just acceptable, but were a delightful fragrance to the Father. This is emphasized in the context of Old Testament sacrifices, which were ultimately types pointing to Christ's sacrifice. The significant point is that it is not the physical offerings that please God, but the perfect obedience and sacrifice of Christ, who is our righteousness and acceptability before God. Thus, believers are considered a sweet savor of Christ unto God, indicating our complete acceptance because we are hidden in Him, as expressed in Colossians 3:3.