Also, the point about the logic in defining "temptation" keeps going ignored, too. Think, my friends. Can you have temptation if there is no wrong desire for the thing that is tempting you? In other words, if I am not getting your special understanding on temptation, then please be patient with me an explain it to me slowly and clearly. Give me a real world example. See, from my experience in life, I know that in order for a person to be tempted by something, they have to have a desire for that thing that they are being tempted with. Do you agree? Yes, or no? If you disagree, then please explain it to me. Give me a real world example from your understanding on "temptation." Is that hard to do? Why hasn't anyone here been able to do that for me? Is such a thing too hard to do? Did not Jesus use real world examples (i.e. parables) to illustrate spiritual truth?
Did Jesus have wrong desire that He just didn't act upon?
Would it have been possible for Jesus to sin?
Where is the source of the lust or wrong desire within Jesus?
Does Scripture mention such a thing?
Well, I believe Jesus is the spotless Lamb. I believe Jesus is stainless, and Holy, and perfect, and good (Hebrews 7:25). How can you believe Jesus could have wrong desire so as to be tempted? Can you explain it to me? And then maybe back that up with some Scripture?