So all humans have free will, but Jesus didn't?
So God, the creator of free will, does not have free will Himself.
Yes, Jesus did not have free will to do evil because Jesus is God and God cannot do evil under any cirumstance. It doesn't matter if God took on flesh and it doesn't matter if God suppressed His Omniscience. God is still God; And the Israelites worshiped the same God that we do today. The body of Jesus is just a Temple. Jesus said so Himself.
So Jesus did not choose to be righteous, but righteousness was forced upon Him?
Jesus is God and therefore because Jesus is God He can only do that which is righteous and good. It is impossible for God to do anything sinful or to potentially do anything sinful. Such a thing would run contrary to the nature of Who God is.
Of all beings to possess true free will, Christ is first if not only.
If you believe Jesus is truly God then this would not be the case. God cannot sin and Jesus is God. Follow the circle of the logic here, my friend.
Do you really think you are defending the holiness of Christ?
Yes, and what exactly are you defending? How God can potentially sin? Again, I need to remind you that Jesus is God when you answer those questions?
You are just redefining what the Word says about purity.
Show proof in Scripture that God is not pure or that Jesus is not pure. Note: This would not apply to Jesus taking on our sins in hid body in the Garden of Gethsemane, etc. We are talking about Jesus in his natural state of being as a man. Did Jesus have darkness with him to potentially sin? If so, then how can He be the Light to men in darkness?
In your logic, the ability to choose is the same thing as sin?
If Jesus was internally tempted by evil, that would mean He would have an interest in the evil put forth given to Him in some way. God cannot be tempted by sin. Jesus is God. And around the circle of logic goes, my friend.
Don't let pride overtake you. It is okay to accept the Bible for what it is. Christianity doesn't need a new Messiah,
It needs men to follow the Messiah that was sent. Don't re-form the Word to fit your views,
but let God reform your views to fit the Word.
If you continue seeing yourself as a revolutionary teacher, the only revolution occurring is a revolt and rebellion against the foundation of The Faith,
which is Christ: the Cornerstone, and also a Stumbling Block.
Keep Christ, Logos/the Word, as your Cornerstone, not your Stumbling Block.
I could say the same exact thing to you. But that really doesn't mean anything, though. For the real proof in the pudding is what does Scripture say? What does common sense say? What kind of real world examples can you show that back up the Scriptures in your interpretation on Scripture? For Jesus illustrated spiritual truth by real world examples (i.e. parables). That's the real proof. Not empty opinions or statements that attempt to attack me and not the doctrine.