Is God omniscient

I believe God is omniscient by definition but I still believe God has limitations based on how He created everything. I believe He wrote the laws of nature into the atom and its individual parts right from the beginning of time. And He works within the laws of nature which He created.

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SDavis · 56-60, F

For us he works within the laws of the nature that he created for this planet.

What of the heavens with a s' other places that are not like her.

Scripture says things seen are not made of what things that appear Hebrew 11:3...... That means what we think we know we don't.

The new heaven in the new Earth the new earth will not have any more oceans, no sun, no moon - totally different than this planet. Does it operate on a different principle - most likely.

Look at the angels and the ability he has given them things that man can only dream of. Not natural too but what goes on on this planet.

Limitations on God - well here is one that can't put limitations on a being who has the amount of control that he has.

Axeroberts · 56-60, M

@SDavis within our earth and universe I agree with you. He made the laws of nature and cannot break them. They were written into the atom at the time of creation. But I don't know anything about the new earth you mentioned

SDavis · 56-60, F

@Axeroberts Because it hasn't occurred yet and not proven - only written in scripture in the Book of Revelation 21:1 & 21:23 an unbeliever will not accept without tangible evidence.