And being found in appearance as a man, He humbled Himself by becoming obedient to the point of death: death on a cross.[Philippians 2:8]
Christ, when He became flesh, was subject to everything that is human, minus a sin nature. But death was also an avoidable thing, seeing He was just as much human (fully) and just as much God (fully). Seeing that humans are subject to God's wrath when they stand before Him guilty, how could Christ have not stood before His Father in the same exact manner when He was imputed His elect ppl's sins and was declared guilty?
What do the Scriptures declare.
Christ appeared in heaven as a lamb slain, and grabbed the Scroll out of God's hand.
Humans are not "subject to God's wrath" when they stand before Him. That is a mischaracterization of the display of the last judgement in the Revelation.
You ask "how could Christ have not stood before His Father in the same exact manner..." ?
Because He as the Scriptures state "yet without sin."
The wrath of God cannot fall upon those who are "in Christ" for just as was Christ we believers are not condemned. Christ was never condemned.