What does Ellen White write about...
Adventistische Schriften über: "Did Jesus know that a storm would arise (Matthew 4:35)?"
Answer
The provided documents contain no explicit statement about whether Jesus knew in advance that a storm would arise in Matthew 4 (or Mark 4:35–41). Instead, the texts emphasize that Jesus acted during his earthly life as a true human being and did not rely on divine omniscience or power, which is not also available to humans through faith.
It is highlighted that Jesus was an example of what a person can achieve by trusting in God's help in crisis situations, rather than displaying his divine nature.
Christ as an example of true humanity
»The overcoming and obedience of Christ are those of a true human being. In our conclusions we make many errors because of our mistaken views about the human nature of our Lord. When we attribute to His human nature a power that a person cannot have in his conflicts with Satan, we destroy the completeness of His humanity. ... The Lord Jesus came into our world not to reveal what a God could do, but what a human could do, through faith in God's power, to help in every emergency.«
Original Sources (English)
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