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Jesus Christ made no error. Any other man mistakes, but Jesus never does mistakes. I believe that God in human form has come.

(2Cor. 5:21) For him who knew no sin he made to be sin on our behalf; so that in him we might become the righteousness of God.

He made to be sin on our behalf. Jesus was made a sin. So Jesus was a sin. So says Bible, surprise!

The word sin means mistake. Jesus was a sin means life of Jesus was a complete mistake in all aspects.

How life of Jesus can be a mistake when Jesus himself never made any mistakes?

The answer can be said very simply, Jesus has come onto the wrong planet! Some angel mistaken a little a Christ was transferred to this degenerate planet instead of the place where He should to come. So Jesus has lived here by mistake.

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Yes, it is not just my opinion, this is confirmed by the Word of God: Gospel often repeats that we are saved by grace not by our deals, that we were not worth to be saved. The word grace seems to mean (among other sense) incidentally, by incident. We were saved by incident; Christ has come to a wrong planet and instead of His important deals which He missed He started to use his free time of life here for not important (relatively to other His deals) deal to save us, which He did by the way.

There were nothing good in the mistake (A sin is a sin, and this is always bad.), but for us this was good. he made to be sin on our behalf. If Christ would come to a more correct place, instead of spending time saving us sinners He would be teaching better creatures to be even better, what would be better than our salvation! (And this also would be a mistake as there are yet better places, where visit of Christ is even more important.)

fortune we had, Christ promised to come second time to the same place again, because He happened to already be here!

Every single visit of Christ taken alone is somebody's mistake (as He always has a better place where to come instead). But the entire system (grace) of all visitations of Christ is exactly the right thing, coming where He (Christ) has intended, as it is written so that in him we might become the righteousness of God.. I have told that this was a mistake at our side, but at the side of Christ it is not a mistake, but righteousness.