deliberation

‘God knows everything’ is a very popular phenomena- one which I readily accept as fitting description of the concept of omniscientience. What I mind often query along when I debate the suggestion of telling God this and that or ask God for that and the other and show some deep gratitude to God so it can love, support all my needs and wants and lifetime guarantee of never forsaking me or deprive me of all good things is my one word question- why? Again and again in that sparked argument that made my question become a hot topic of annoyance. The quipped answer was once given to me as the most obvious reason. “So that God can know that you know what you want. A bigger question with more profound challenge to me from my illumed mind made courage bolster my confidence and demanded an explanation which sounded so final and yet loomed large enough to invite more questions, welcomed or not. I did my best to avoid using the one word question and instead proceeded with my hypothetical version of expressing my question.

If God already knows what I need, all that I want and that I am eternally grateful and knows everything, I want to know why do I have to tell God what I already know it knows I know only to have it challenge my knowing what I know and knowing what I need? In other words if God wants me to know for sure- in other words this testy intelligence testing my ability to know for sure what it already knows for sure that I want for sure, how is it that it then often times override what I tell it and give what it knows is best for me. I know that only wisdom can get answers directly from the cosmos and download and sometimes upload it into my intuitive information inbox and so this is what I intend to do when I want to know that what I want is what God already know that I want. How it knows and chooses to deliver what I need and want does not concern me too much because I know I am on the board of directors right alongside bodysoulspirit
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