What sort of acquired knowledge did Christ have?
By this knowledge He knew whatsoever the human mind can know by reasoning upon the data given by the senses; in this knowledge it was possible for Him to make progress according as His human mind had occasion to reason about new data attained by His senses; but He never learnt from any master, having already acquired what a master was able to teach in the various stages of progress of His life (XII. 1-3).
Did Christ as man ever receive any knowledge from the angels?
No. The whole of our Lord's knowledge came to Him only in the three ways just explained (XII. 4).
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