If Jesus is God, how could He not know the day or hour of His return?

The Gospel accounts reveal that Jesus, while fully divine, also took on a human nature and the status of a servant. This is evident in passages such as Matthew 12:15-21, where He is referred to as 'My Servant' chosen by God. Furthermore, Jesus Himself stated in Mark 10:45 that He came 'not to be served, but to serve.' This servant role included a voluntary limitation of His divine attributes, including omniscience, to fulfill His mission. Therefore, when Jesus states that 'no one knows' the day or hour of His return except the Father, it reflects His role as a servant rather than a denial of His divinity. Additionally, the context of His teachings emphasizes His submission to the Father's will, which aligns with His purpose on earth. Thus, His ignorance of the specific timing does not undermine His divine nature but rather highlights the mystery of the Incarnation.