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This statement is found in the gospel of Mark and Matt. 24:36. The answer is simple. Jesus is both God and man (John 1:1, 14; 20:28; Col. 2:9), and during His ministry in Jerusalem, He was cooperating with the limitations of being a man. As a man, Jesus walked and talked. As God He was worshipped (Matt. 14:33; 28:9; Heb. 1:6), prayed to (Zech. 13:9; 1 Cor. 1:2), etc. This is called the Hypostatic Union.
However, we see that after the resurrection of Christ that it is said of Him that He knows all things (John 21:17) and that He is omnipresent (Matt. 28:20). Therefore, after His resurrection and glorification, the Lord Jesus did know all things.
https://carm.org/if-jesus-god-why-did-he-not-know-hour-his-return
Seems simple enough when read: As man, he was not omnipresent or omniscient. He allowed himself to take on the limitations of being human even though fully divine. After his glorification, he had access to his divinity.
However, we see that after the resurrection of Christ that it is said of Him that He knows all things (John 21:17) and that He is omnipresent (Matt. 28:20). Therefore, after His resurrection and glorification, the Lord Jesus did know all things.
https://carm.org/if-jesus-god-why-did-he-not-know-hour-his-return
Seems simple enough when read: As man, he was not omnipresent or omniscient. He allowed himself to take on the limitations of being human even though fully divine. After his glorification, he had access to his divinity.