I absolutely do too, though it is interesting how he orchestrates the real actions of real people in the past to effect future situations, accomplishing his providential interventions without violating anyone’s free will.
Either those people are just puppets (we know they are not), or God is not bound by time – past, present or future. He dynamically relates to people in all three tenses instantaneously. Did someone say “omnitemporal”? (And it sounds like you are denying the possibility of any true prophesy.)
No, because he is dynamically relating there too. Remember Judas – he was responsible for his foreknown actions.
Don’t bind God with conventional thinking. (Remember, just today you allowed a new word you heretofore denied.) And it appears (from Discourse’s tally of all of 1) that you did not watch the short video* excerpted from a PBS NOVA in Steve @revealing’s post in the other conversation. It helps conceptualize how God can be omnipresent and omnitemporal, but it does not make it any less wonderful!
*It’s not conspicuous – it‘s near the bottom just above the last block quote bar.
ETA: Embedded link to the video… and bolded text. (Why didn’t I do that in the first place? 
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