Jesus, the tent?

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>  Sister Yohnk:
> I don't think this thought follows through.  The very word "omniscient"
>means to know everthing.  If we were to think what you stated then we
>could say that God *still*doesn't know because He (Jesus) did not sin.
> 
> Mike:
> Hee Hee.  Looks like my good friend Brother Wescott has some explaining to
>do.
> I would like Sister Yohnk and anyone else who would care to respond to show
>me every scripture you can find that describes God as "omniscient."  You all
>better sit down for this one....I don't believe God is omniscient. Mike Reed
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I believe that to, to a certain extent.  Having seen a picture or map of
Paris I would be able to tell you every detail of the layout of the city and
how to get from one point to another.  A person would assume that I had a
great deal of personal knowledge about Paris and assume that I either lived
there or a have visited on many occations.  The truth of the matter is that
I had a Knowledge of the the city but have never been there in reality.  God
knows all but lacked the REAL experience that is needed for compassion in a
given situation.  Unless you have ever experienced what I have, then you
can't REALLY understand were I'm coming from. 

ME