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Omniscient meaning all knowing, I presume that is your defininition. For me, that begs many questions. If we look at two Greek words for "to know" we have oida, meaning to mentally perceive, and ginosko, meaning to know by experience. I can understand God knowing, oida, but not ginosko...

The Greek word means "to mark out beforehand" in the context of foreknowledge. That is what the Greek is about, the present English meaning of the word is vague, at best

No

Yes, indeed, the natural man, the man without spirit is indeed spiritually dead, but even the natural man can seek the things of God by his own free will. The spiritual man can receive the things of the spirit of God because the spiritual man has the spirit of God in him, he is born again of...

Evidently, Jesus Christ cannot concur with your conclusion. Matthew 6:33 Seek ye first the kingdom of God and His righteousness..... Why would he tell people to do that if it was impossible for them to do so? Matthew 5:6 Blessed are they which do hunger and thirst after righteousness: for...

Yes they do. As many as choose not to seek God, they lose out. Those who choose to seek God if they persist, will receive to the proportion that they hunger and thirst for righteousness.

Free will is certainly not enough. Without knowledge of the gospel, no one can willfully believe to receive the gift of salvation. Romans 10

Exodus 7:1 is clear, God said to Moses that He made Moses to be god to Pharaoh. Odd, that you would believe Thomas, but you refuse to believe God. Exodus 7:1 KJV..And the Lord said unto Moses, See, I have made thee a god to Pharaoh: and Aaron thy brother shall be thy prophet.

So which is it? Does He or doesn't he? Good news! I am not a hypocrite I am well informed. Am I well informed and well educated in the scriptures? I am. Oh, just for your further education, simply because I used the words, "I am" does not mean that I am God, I know that you believe that...

Clearly, Those were God's words and it is notable to recognize that God makes reference to His son, Jesus Christ, in that God states that He God will be his God and that he will be his son. "He that overcometh shall inherit all things; and I will be his God, and he shall be my son." Jesus is...

Moses was a prophet that spoke what God told him to speak

Yep

That's great that you did not use the word "as" God was speaking literally, not figuratively. The word "God" or "god" does not always refer to the Creator but God uses that word much more broadly. Man in his arrogance likes to tell God what God means. When in truth, we should seek to find...

God made Moses to be god to Pharaoh. None of your fancy footwork will change that

And that proves what?

Don't worry about me. I have had to change a lot of thinking once I took an honest look at scripture, including rejecting the triniity

KJV. Exodus 7:1 is correct, the other versions that add the word "as" are later attempts to twist the obvious truth

Well, you have a right to have an opinion, but opinions do not change truth

No one has ever dismantled the scripture I provided. People might try but God knows who He made to be god and unbelief does not change that truth that God made Moses to be a god. If people are willing to believe Thomas' declaration, surely people would believe God's declaration!

John 20:28 And Thomas answered and said unto him, My Lord and my God. no more proves deity than Exodus 7:1 does And the Lord said unto Moses, See, I have made thee a god to Pharaoh: and Aaron thy brother shall be thy prophet. If Thomas speaking proves that Jesus is God, how much more does...