--- H Dorrington <hjdinfl@...> wrote:
> Through out His life He sure demonstrated that He knew things about people that no
> mere human would know. The men with the woman at the well is just one example. 

Granted.  It doesn't necessarily make your point, but it's plausible.

> As
> a child He amazed those in the Temple with His knowledge and wisdom. Who taught
> Him all these things so that it would be recorded in Luke that they "were
> astonished at His understanding and answers"? 

His parents.  His rabbi.  His Levitical family.  After all, he was the perfect
learner.

>I think Luke 2:52 shows that He
> revealed more of His wisdom as He grew older and taller. 

"Revealed" is not the word Luke uses.  "Grew" is the word Luke uses.  In fact, Luke
proves my point: Jesus actually grew in favor with God.  Not bad for an inherently
righteous kid. :-)  Luke 2:52 doesn't qualify among those passages we would consider
anthropomorphic.

Chad Bresson
Xenia, OH