This particular issue I'm not settled on what or how I believe (and, to me, it doesn't really matter in the long run).So if you say something like God doesn't know if you will choose A or at some point in the future, some will feel you have contradicted scripture, thinking it says He knows all things (instead of some things) ahead of time.
"Time" isn't something God is bound by....so who knows if God knows (ahead of it happening) if we are going to choose the left or right at each fork in the road. Would that be necessary--do you think--to believe that His love and goodness is powerful over all kinds of death and destruction? What I mean is.....do you think that He would have to have pre-knowledge of our actions in order for Him to "make all things new" (eventually) or even, in the shorter-term, to "cause everything to work together for the good of those who love God and are called according to His purpose for them"?
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