<p>22:35&nbsp;<em>And one of them, a lawyer, asked him a question, testing him</em>- Again we see the Lord&rsquo;s temptations being at the hand of the Jewish religious leaders, strengthening the case for thinking that the &lsquo;adversary&rsquo; of the wilderness temptations was likewise somehow connected to the same group or thinking.&nbsp;<em>Peirazo</em>&nbsp;can mean both to test, and also to tempt to sin in a moral sense. If in the latter sense, we must ask in what the Lord was tempted to sin? Perhaps in exasperation, inappropriate anger, or to a giving up of effort with the Israel for whom He was dying.</p>