If you mean by Church the assembly of all those who believe Christ to be the Son of God and who profess their Christian faith explicitly, the notion of church is narrower than that of the Kingdom of God. Those Christians are indeed in the Kingdom but there are others who also belong, those who, in good faith and enabled by grace, are faithful to their consciences even though they, through no fault of their own, do not explicitly believe in Christ. Because Jesus is both God and Man, much of his human psychology is a mystery. Since there has never been and never will be another God-Man, we have no outside source of study. So we have to walk a fine line between maintaining his divine nature on the one side and his human nature on the other.
Some areas seem clear enough.
Jesus had immediate and intimate knowledge of the Father and did not need the light of faith. He knew himself, the mystery of his person. His human knowledge extended to all that concerned him as Savior. All rights reserved. See Terms and Conditions of Use for details.