It is clear that divine foreknowledge and free will are incompatible. That is why I asked Babs if he believed that divine foreknowledge does not exist, since it appears he does believe in free will.
Answered "free will" already in previous post here this thread, as well as not being pre-determined futures.
Then Babs, am I right to guess that you do not believe in Divine Foreknowledge? God does not know what is going to happen?
God can look into our future but does not; he's not some fortune teller being. That would be like saying, he is going to perform a tarot reading, or read your palm, which would be engaging in mediums or alchemy. He let's it play out, and we may not be in his favor when doing bad things, but if we turn over a whole new leaf, then we would be in his favor. The Bible talks about making your mind over and stripping off the old personalities. (See Ro 12:2; Col 3:9) It also talks about when one doing bad turns back against wickedness, the previous works are not remembered. Meaning He doesn't keep score, and then hold it against you for what you did before. (Ez 3:20; 33:12; & 13 then go back to verse 11 and it will make sense.)
This is actually a good thing, because if we had pre-destined futures of just being badly molded clay and damned from the start - why try and do what is right. Yet if all are resurrected no matter what, then again why try to do what is right, for you would be a shoe-in or as they say ... in like Flynn. We all have free will, but many will pray and say, ... let your will be done, because if we pray in accordance with what he wants, we will be guided. However ultimately, in the "end", it will be God's will. (And no I don't mean the end of your one dilema.)
Sorry it took so long to answer.