it shows he suppressed His " Omniscience " to be like us... Human
I believe in the Incarnation that Christ's Omniscience was suppressed (So as to be like us), too. But this involved the knowledge of the eternal Spirit being suppressed with no human spirit involved; His eternal divine Spirit was suppressed of Omniscience so as to resemble a human mind, will, and emotions (so as to be like a man). For the Spirit in the body was Christ's divine eternal soul with no other soul attached. The body was just a shell or a temple. Which leads me to my next point. For I also believe Jesus took on flesh (whereby he could feel pain), too. But this was another aspect of the Incarnation (i.e. the Physical aspect of the Incarnation). You may not agree exactly, but this is what I believe Scripture teaches.
Side Note: Well, I am still searching for Scripture that specifically states that Christ's Omniscience was suppressed during the Incarnation, but in the meantime, the two pieces of Scripture that allude to that event is with Adam and Samson. In Romans 5:14 NLT says Adam is a symbol or representation of Christ and then check out #7 on the 1st list below.
So what ways are Adam and Jesus alike?
#1 Adam and Jesus are both Sons of God (Who directly created physically in some way by God).
#2. Adam and Jesus both are representatiives of a certain people group.
#3. Adam and Jesus both are supposed to have dominion over the Earth.
#4. Adam and Jesus both have brides (Jesus' bride is the Church).
#5. Both Adam and Jesus' destiny for man involved a tree (The cross is referred to as a Tree in the NT).
#6. Adam and Jesus both take on sin in a garden
(Jesus took on our sins within the cup at Gethsemane).
#7. Both Adam and Jesus are limited in knowledge for a certain amount of time.
And what ways are Adam and Jesus a contrast to one another?
#1. Adam is of the Earth. ~ (but) ~ Jesus is the Lord from Heaven.
#2. Adam is natural. ~ (but) ~ Jesus is spiritual.
#3. Adam was created as a living soul. ~ (but) ~ Jesus was created to be a life giving Spirit.
#4. Adam brought death ~ (but) ~ Jesus brought life.
(For by one many shall die and by one many shall live).
#.5. Adam is of the old world of death. ~ (but) ~ Jesus is of the new world of life (with no death).
As for Samson: Well, I believe there are similarities between Samson and Jesus that answer my point above. Please see #2.
#1. Samson and Jesus both were humiliated in front of others as a public display.
#2. Samson and Jesus both were blind in some way. (Jesus was blinded to to having all knowledge).
#3. Samson and Jesus both outstretched their arms so as to save their people & defeat evil.
ok, so you agree Jesus had to learn because He came through the flesh...
Yes.
I never said He considered it.. Why put words in my mouth ? I said He had to learn what sin was, because Jesus came through the flesh as a child. He had all the power and wanted for nothing, He knew His purpose. External and internal is your perception. The questions were asked, it was not in His will to do so. He knows what evil is, He wanted no part of it... Ever
I said this because you appeared to be siding with others here who did not agree with me. But perhaps this was more of the external and internal temptation issue (That you do not agree with that we should just lay to rest for now). If you believe Jesus was not capable of sin or thinking evil whatsoever (under any circumstance) you are on my side. I also believe there was no potential for Jesus to fail in His mission, too. He already predicted His death and resurrection and said these things to his disciples so that might believe in Him. I hope you agree, my friend.
In any event, may God bless you.
And please be well.