To throw himself off the pinnacle of the temple. The devil entices Jesus not to accept on faith, but to believe only when it has been proven, and even then, the way he wants it, and not as God wants it. Jesus responds concisely and consistently to each of these temptations. The supreme purpose of all life is the worship of God. Again, we should not think of Jesus time in the wilderness as some place other than where we are already.
Temptation is a universal human experience.
Had Jesus not been tempted, he would not really have been human. Jesus was fully human and knew what it meant to be tempted. Our problem is that our temptations are often not so clearly recognizable. They are quiet, ordinary and frequently happen a little at a time each day, for a long time. Yet, they threaten to do to us what they would have done to Jesus steer us off course.