synergy
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You continue to exhibit very poor English language comprehension skills. On top of that you are very flippant with what's relevant within Bible verses and what's not. Let's look at Rev 1:1 again.Because that is irrelevant to the point. The point is Jesus is not God as God gave Jesus the Revelation.
(Rev 1:1) A Revelation of Jesus Christ, which God gave to Him to declare to His servants things which must shortly come to pass. And He signified it by sending His angel to His servant John,
What did Jesus signify by sending His angel to John? Was it that God gave a revelation to Jesus? That's nonsensical. Or was it to declare to John things that must shortly come to pass? That's it! The purpose of this verse is "to declare to His servants". Your attempt to toss out the very phrase that demonstrates the very purpose of the verse shows your very poor English comprehension skills. English must be your 2nd or 3rd language. That's the only excuse you can give for such lack of English language comprehension.
So, if you add in Christ's knowledge of the Father Bible verses (John 7:29, Matt 11:27, etc...) together with the above observation we get the following conclusion:
Rev 1:1 is talking about Christ's Mediator role, meaning that the revelation that John received from His Father, to write down by the Holy Spirit, comes only through Christ, as authorized by God the Father. In other words, no one can receive spiritual gifts, bessings, nor revelation apart from Jesus, the One Mediator between the Father and man. So it's not that Jesus knows nothing; it's that what Jesus does know from the Father is authorized by the Father to Jesus for it to be revealed to John through the Holy Spirit.