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The UK Bible Students Website History Corner |
No, he couldn't sin if he didn't want to any more than God could sin
because God doesn't want to sin. Wanting to sin is a prerequisite for sinning.
ʻBut then we have to push it one step further:
Could Jesus have wanted to sin?
Theologians are divided on this point.
I would say yes, I think he could have.
I think that's part of being made after the likeness of Adam. When we're
in heaven and are totally glorified, then we will no longer have the power and
ability to sin. That's what we look forward to; that's what Jesus earned for
himself and for us through his perfect obedience. Christ's perfect obedience was
not a charade. He actually was victorious over every
conceivable
temptation that was thrown his way.ʼ
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