I take it, you are incapable of answering with a yes or no?
No, I answer with more than simple answers... the simple ones are limited... but the more you know, from being more comprehensive in an answer, the better the answer is.
Thus, that's why I say that God knows all, He knows the beginning from the end, there is nothing outside of God's knowledges, He is outside the parameter of time -- all this which is the meaning of God being all-knowing -- one of His attributes....
Here's something that is relatively simple (not a theology course or even a theology website, but good, nonetheless...
Under that list is ...
And futhermore, you can find this on that same website...
The omniscience of God deals with what God knows. The term literally means "all-knowing", understanding God's knowledge to be exhaustive of both the past, present, and future.
The question I asked requires a simple yes or no, regardless of what you may want to say. If you are incapable of this, say so and we’ll call it a day.