Unique situation though with Jesus here...
He came to earth and took on a Human nature to go along with His Divine One...
He chose to "limit" use of His Divine attributes, in order to experience temptations as a man, and did NOT ever Sin, and did thast by relying upon the Father and HS, as we all have to do...
the Father STILL knew the date and time of jesus return, so God still knew it...
Think Jesus also knows it now, as God gave Him back Full gloy at Ascension, granting Him "name above all other names" that being "Lord/Yahweh!"
No, we have no error. I gave plenty of passage about God knowing everything. The father knows the, therefore God knows the time. Just because we may not fully understand the Trinity, doesn't allow us to ignore clear biblical truth. The trinity is 3 persons in one God. It is clear that Jesus was fully God(son of God) and fully man(son of man). We know there are things about Jesus that was human(he died, he was thirsty, he was in one place at a time, he didn't know the return time) and things that was God(He could do miracles...). Not understanding something isn't a proof to allow us to ignore clear biblical teaching. God knows everything. The Bible teaches this. And as I stated, the Father knows the time, so therefore God knows everything. Nobody has of yet shown anything that God doesn't know. Nobody has of yet shown any verse where it says that God doesn't know something. I have plenty of times shown where God knows everything.
IMO, the real crux of this debate is not even whether or not God knows everything.
I personally believe He does.
It is about if knowledge, whether pre or post, is determinative.
I don't believe foreknowledge is any more determinative over what is known than after-knowledge.
If it is, then why even call it "foreknowledge?"
Call it "predetermination."
I agree.
For example, he says he has predetermined for believers to be conformed to the image of Christ, yet some people interpret that to mean God has predetermined who will believe and who won't.
I believe if we just look at the what the scriptures actually says IS predestined it would be much less confusing than attempting to argue that God just predestines everything, as some appear to do.