in time and space narrated in the Bible, on the other. Instead of seeing an intersection, an identity of meaning shared by them, they build theology around the first and interpret the second to match. In effect, if not consciously, the question becomes, How can we view these events narrated in the Bible, when God is acting and interacting with us in time and space, in a way that will accord with what our theology tells us about God’s decrees and knowledge in eternity? This approach leads to questions