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>>518907983
in my view (molinism),
God didn't "change His mind" here, He responded to intercession, which He already foresaw.
the scene isn't divine indecision but a covenantal lesson in mercy.
whether or not this is an anthropopathism is more an inhouse Christian discussion though and would be boring to have with an unbeliever.

>>512229685
there are different schools of thought on this.
molinism offers an interesting framework.
God knows not only what will happen, but what would happen in any possible world (middle knowledge)
before creation, God considered all possible worlds based on the free choices humans would make in each one
then he actualized the world that best aligned with His omnibenevolence and divine purposes.
so in molinism, divine sovereignty, human free will, and even a kind of determinism coexist without contradiction.

>>510092833
>does God know what you're gonna eat for dinner tomorrow
i'll play
the answer from my view (molinism) is yes