Luke 4:1-4 So Jesus, full of a set-apart spirit and attitude (or: a set-apart Breath-effect; the Holy Spirit; the sacred Breath), turned back away from the Jordan River and began being led within the (or: that) Breath-effect (or: in union with the Spirit; in that attitude) within the midst of other MSS: into the wilderness (desert; desolate and uninhabited place)

JMNT⁽ⁱ⁾ ¹ So Jesus, full of a set-apart spirit and attitude (or: a set-apart Breath-effect; [the] Holy Spirit; [the] sacred Breath), turned back away from the Jordan [River] and began being led within the (or: that) Breath-effect (or: in union with the Spirit; in that attitude) within the midst of [other MSS: into] the wilderness (desert; desolate and uninhabited place) – ² [for] forty days being constantly examined and tested (or: tried and proved) by, and under, the one who thrusts or hurls [things; thoughts] through [us] (or: the adversary). And He did not eat anything within those days, and so, at their being brought together to the purposed goal, and concluded, He became hungry. ³ So the one who thrusts through [folks] (the adversary) said to Him, "Since (or: If) you are (exist being) God's son, speak to this stone with the result that it can (may; would) come to be a loaf of bread." ⁴ And then Jesus gave a decided reply to him, "It has been written, 'Humanity (or: The Man; or: The human being) will not continue living upon bread alone, but rather upon God's every gush-effect (or: on every result of God's flow, spoken word or declaration).'" [Deut. 8:3]