In all seriousness, I've wondered if God's omnipresence is at least 4-dimensional, including time (perhaps more dimensions than that, but I'm channeling the furthest reaches of my memory from back when I read Stephen Hawking's A Brief History of Time LOL).
It's possible that God's ability to give prophets insight into the future is not just from being omniscient (He knows everything, enough to accurately predict what will happen in the future). It's possible that God is currently present in the future, and currently present in the past, and currently present in the present. For example, maybe God acts on our prayers before we pray them (Isaiah 65:24) because today, right now, He's hearing the prayers that we'll pray tomorrow. Right now He's seeing me being born while He's also seeing when I'll die while He's also seeing me in the here and now.
Just a thought.
Right now He’s seeing me being born while He’s also seeing when I’ll die while He’s also seeing me in the here and now.
God tells us “I AM”, not will be or was..............
I will get my own aspirin.
That’s how I think it is. Another way to visualize it is get a blank piece of paper. Put a dot on it. That is the universe. From the dot draw a line for a few inches. That is the universe through time from beginning to end. God is the paper itself completely underpinning the universe and surrounding it throughout time.
Hugh Ross suggests visualizing God’s reality this way:
We exist on a line of time, just moving on it in one direction. But God exists in more dimensions of time, as though He sits on a globe of time, from which He can and does drop down to any and every point on our line.
He is outside of all those constructs. He created them and visits whenever and wherever He wants.