Agreement, always, yes. Knowing, maybe not.
Genesis 22:12.
Mark 13:32.
Acts of the Apostles 1:7.
Jesus Christ in His absolute Deity as YHWH, can not know ALL THINGS, or else He cannot be YHWH!
After The Incarnation, when He took upon Himself the very Nature on humans, while He remained YHWH, He became θεάνθρωπος (deus homo). During this time Jesus Christ submitted to the Father, as He had Come as The Servant, Who He said, is not "greater" than the Master. This is purely functional, as the θεάνθρωπος.
While on earth, Jesus could say "the Father is greater than I" (John 14:28), as in His "Human Nature"
At the same, Jesus also says, "so that all people will Honor the Son just as they Honor the Father. Anyone who does not Honor the Son does not Honor the Father Who sent Him" (John 5:23)
Here Jesus says that He has completely equal Honor/Glory, as the Father does, while on earth, as YHWH
You quote Genesis 22:12, which is not a problem, as it is for the benefit of Abraham that Jesus says this, and not stating that He was not sure!
Like when we read of the purpose of the Rainbow, where God says, "Whenever the rainbow appears in the clouds, I will see it and remember the everlasting covenant between God and all living creatures of every kind on the earth.” (Genesis 9:6). Are we to conclude from this, that God actually "forgets", and needs to be "reminded"? Of course not! It is there for OUR purpose.
If, as you are arguing, that Jesus Christ is "limited" as YHWH in His knowledge, then He cannot truly be YHWH! This is an impossibility.
Jesus’ own words in John 17:5, helps us to understand this more:
“Now, Father, Glorify Me with Your own Self with the Glory which I had with You before the world existed”
Jesus is here saying to the Father, to “Glorify” Him “along with (pará)” Himself, with the same “Glory” that He always had (hēi eichon, imperfect) with the Father, “pro tou ton kosmon einai”, “before the world ever existed”. It is clear from Jesus’ own words, that He has from eternity past, had the same “Glory (dóxa, honour, glory, repute, praise), with the Father, but at the time of His Incarnation (at His Conception in Mary), He divested Himself of this “equality” with the Father, and became “hupēkoos (literally, a hearer, subject to, obeying, Philippians 2:8, “obedient”)” to the time of His Death. In the Book of Isaiah, we read of Yahweh saying, “I am Yahweh. That is My Name. I will not give My Glory to another, nor My Praise to engraved images” (42:8). For Jesus to say that He has from all eternity, the same “Glory” as the Father, is conclusive that He is saying, that He is EQUAL to the Father, and is GOD.
We read in Hebrews 2:9, “But we see him who for a little while was made lower than the angels, namely Jesus, crowned with glory and honor because of the suffering of death”.
“lower” is in the Greek, “elattoō”, which means, “to be inferior to”, also, “reduce the power of”, which was by taking on Himself “real human nature”. It is clear that “for a little while”, Jesus was “subject to”, the Father. This is from the time of His Incarnation, till the end of this present world., when He Comes back.
