Question about knowledge, choice, and God

You could say you answered me. My point was whether the future is a real thing, meaning it already exists in the time continuum like a videotape that we are at some point and the knowledge about the future is already “written” on it and we simply don't see it because we experience time in a chronological way or whether time is a human concept to describe the things that will happen later and all the talk about prophecy is not about “seeing the future” but about “predicting the future” as if by a complex equation. From what you answered me that ”the information does not exist” I understood that you believe that the future is not real but a human concept and we can only talk about prediction as in an ideal deterministic picture regarding physical things but regarding variables such as free choice the information simply does not exist.
Did I understand you correctly?

Again, the wording is vague. You probably mean to say that information about the future does not exist now (and not the future itself). To know information that does not exist is an oxymoron like a round triangle. I discussed these distinctions in detail in the fourth book of the Talmudic Logic series (Logic of Time).

I fail to understand:
Let's say if the Creator can know what will happen in the future but chooses not to, then there is no apparent problem. But if He simply does not know, isn't there a limit to the Creator's infinite ability?

Hello Eyal, you ask me every time in a different thread, and I keep referring you.
The fact that He gave us free will means that He chose not to know. It goes with that, and there is no other option. If He knows, we have no choice, and if we have a choice, He does not know. It is clear that He chose not to know, but it is not that He could know despite our choice, but rather that He could deny us the choice and then know. That He would know together with free will for us is an oxymoron.