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Was/is YHWH omniscient (all-knowing, from beginning to end)?
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God Bless!
Well, he seems to act much like a man going crazy out of Love over an adulturating/constantly cheating, rebellious, partying woman/female sometimes, that doesn't even love you, while your slaving away working your butt off for both of your future security trying to stay with her and work it out and be loyal to her...For those that believe God created the universe—space & time—then from our perspective, he was incapable of learning, since learning requires the passage of time, therefore he must know everything.
I think that only the Father alone, was the only fully omniscient, in the beginning and middle of our existence with The Son as YHWH, our God also, who was only partially omniscient, that is until his death, resurrection and ascension back to where he came from, (where the Father is) I believe it is only then, that the Son/YHWH was let in on the rest of the "plan" and then became fully omniscient at that point... Unless, Unless they were purposely showing us the ways that wouldn't work in dealing with the sin problem...Hrm, what I said didn't come out right. Some people might have trouble accepting that God created time, which is why I said "For those that believe God created the universe—space & time," however he did create time, he definitely created the universe, and he is definitely fully omniscient according to Scripture. (I don't understand what you mean in your second paragraph.)
If you're saying, God is incredibly in love with us, then I agree. But "slaving away," "your [His] future security," and trying to "be loyal" aren't attributes of God. It's like saying we're trying to be human.Well, he seems to act much like a man going crazy out of Love over an adulturating/constantly cheating, rebellious, partying woman/female sometimes, that doesn't even love you, while your slaving away working your butt off for both of your future security trying to stay with her and work it out and be loyal to her...
What kind of steps? What are you referring to with this? What sort of everythings are you referring to?The only way He could be omniscient that I can think of, if is he was purposefully trying to show us the steps involved in this (mentioned above) or purposely trying to show us everything that "wouldn't work" for us to learn from, that is the only way I see that he could be fully omniscient...
Frequently.I wonder if their are President's or kings or leaders of nations/countries that have felt "married" to the people in it sometimes...?
No comments needed. If He was YHWH from the beginning, then God knew ALL things from the beginning.Comments?
If you're saying, God is incredibly in love with us, then I agree. But "slaving away," "your [His] future security," and trying to "be loyal" aren't attributes of God. It's like saying we're trying to be human.
What kind of steps? What are you referring to with this? What sort of everythings are you referring to?
Frequently.
Can you/do you understand and can you explain "how" this is so?, because at first and even second or third glance(s) , it almost seems that the God, YHWH of the OT didn't maybe...?No comments needed. If He was YHWH from the beginning, then God knew ALL things from the beginning.
God doesn't attempt to do things. He either does them or doesn't do them. Any "attempting" by God is something that depends on people's choices. There is a sense in which God "set things up" and a sense he did not. He wanted to reveal his glory and prepared people ahead of time to appreciate it. But he doesn't set us up so we can fail. He only sets us up to succeed—if we do what he said, but then we don't. We make choices consistent with rejecting him as our God when he is in fact our God. It is a form of denial of the truth, which one should not expect good consequences from. He hasn't and doesn't infringe on anyone's free will for any reason, including to "show" or teach us something or reveal his glory.The "steps" involved in attempts to build an everlasting kingdom/nation on earth, which requires dealing with the sin problem, everything that wouldn't work, or fail in attempting to that, either YHWH was a lot like a man, and didn't know these attempts would fail, and had all the emotions (emotional roller coaster ride, and emotional actions/reactions) involved in this...
Or, he did know these methods would all fail, but, had to "show" us the attempts and the failure associated with these methods on purpose, for a purpose, maybe to perhaps "set things up" for the arrival of Christ, by showing us what wouldn't work, setting things up/preparing the world like a table for the arrival of Christ as our only hope, so that we would all look to Christ for these answers perhaps...?
BY DEFINITION the LORD God Almighty -- YHWH Elohim -- knows all things, sees all things, and holds all things in His hands through His almighty power. Period.Can you/do you understand and can you explain "how" this is so?, because at first and even second or third glance(s) , it almost seems that the God, YHWH of the OT didn't maybe...?
God doesn't attempt to do things. He either does them or doesn't do them. Any "attempting" by God is something that depends on people's choices.
There is a sense in which God "set things up" and a sense he did not.
He wanted to reveal his glory and prepared people ahead of time to appreciate it. But he doesn't set us up so we can fail. He only sets us up to succeed—if we do what he said, but then we don't. We make choices consistent with rejecting him as our God when he is in fact our God. It is a form of denial of the truth, which one should not expect good consequences from. He hasn't and doesn't infringe on anyone's free will for any reason, including to "show" or teach us something or reveal his glory.
Was/is YHWH omniscient (all-knowing, from beginning to end)?
Cause there seems to maybe be some problems with it/that, (full omniscience)...?Yes. That's part of being God. Why are you even asking this?
Cause there seems to maybe be some problems with it/that, (full omniscience)...?
I think that only the Father alone, was the only fully omniscient