Trinitarian Ignorance

The Son has two natures: a human nature and a divine nature. He is a member of the Trinity, but he is not only a member of the Trinity. He is also a man. His divine nature is a member of the Trinity, and possess all the divine attributes such as omniscience. His human nature is not part of the Trinity, and does not possess any divine attributes such as omniscience. Generally, the Bible speaks of Christ from the perspective of his human nature rather than from the perspective of his divine nature. This is the case in Mark 13:32 where Jesus claims not to know precisely when certain things will take place. In his human nature he did not know, but in his divine nature he did.