15 (Hebrews 3:14; Matthew 4:1-11; 19:17; John 10:30; 2 Peter 1:4; Revelation 3:21; see EGW comment on Mark 16:6; John 1:1-3, 14; Romans 5:12-19; Colossians 2:9, 10; 1 John 2:1). No trace of Imperfection in Christ—Those who claim that it was not possible for Christ to sin, cannot believe that He really took upon Himself human nature. But was not Christ actually tempted, not only by Satan in the wilderness, but all through His life, from childhood to manhood? In all points He was tempted as we are, and because He successfully resisted temptation under every form, He gave man the perfect example, and through the ample provision Christ has made, we may become partakers of the divine nature, having escaped the corruption which is in the world through lust.{7BC 929.2}

15 (kp. 3,14; Matt. 4,1-11; 19,17; Joh. 10,30; 2 Peter 1,4; Åb. 3,21; se EGW til Mark 16,6; Joh. 1,1-3, 14; Rom. 5,12-19; Kol. 2,9, 10; 1 Joh. 2,1). Intet spor af ufuldkommenhed i Kristus. - Dem som hævder at det ikke var muligt for Kristus at synde, kan ikke tro at Han i virkeligheden påtog Sig selv menneskenatur. Men blev Kristus i virkeligheden fristet, ikke kun af Satan i ørknen, men igennem hele Sit liv, fra barndommen til manddommen? I alle punkter blev han fristet ligesom vi, og fordi Han med succes modstod fristelsen under enhver form, gav Han mennesket det fuldkomne eksempel, og gennem den fyldestgørende tilvejebringelse som Kristus har gjort, kan vil få del i guddommelig natur, og undflyet det fordærv som er i verdens lyster.