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Another way to look at His sin, if there was any, not saying there was, but, anyway, another way to look at it is He was "blameless" in all His ways and all that He did (Jesus)...Some would say He (Jesus) was "delusional", but if that is so, how was He able to do all that He did, etc...?
Like many concluded, even some of the Pharisees, how could He do such things if He was not One of God's chosen ones, or was from God, or got His ability to do the things He did and was doing from God, etc...
Then there is all the "prophecy" concerning Him also... Then there was/is all the wisdom He had expressed in all the things He was saying and was teaching and preaching, etc...
The scriptures says He was tempted in every way, yet without sin, so if He was ever disobedient, how could He still be without Sin (also)...?
So there has to be an explanation, He cannot be sinless if He was ever disobedient.
And scripture clearly says He was sinless, etc...
God Bless!
When your innocent or ignorant, and it is not because you have shut your own eyes or closed your own ears, you are considered "blameless", if and when you could do something, that might be considered by some to be a "sin", if at the moment your eyes and/or ears are opened to it, you do not ever do it again, etc... And, also, you are considered "blameless", when you do what you do or are doing for a very far much greater, or far higher, or very much greater, or much, much better and higher "moral good", etc...
In cases such as those, even if you might maybe do some things that others might consider are a "sin", they are wrong, because in God's eyes and in His moral judgments, they are not sins, etc...
So, another way to look at Jesus sinlessness is He was 100% totally and completely "blameless", etc...
Either way, something none of us could do or ever accomplish throughout our entire lives until we physically died, or died physically, etc...
God Bless!
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