God's prior and inviolable knowledge, when faced with issues such as: free will, abrogation, innovation, etc., at first glance creates doubts that are removed with hesitation. Among the matters that may be incompatible with God's prior knowledge at first glance are the suspended and conditional propositions in God's statement and word, which seem incompatible with inviolable and certain knowledge. Suspension and certainty are not compatible with each other, but with hesitation in the space of conditional propositions and their analysis into predicate propositions and their explanation, this doubt is removed, especially considering that conditional and suspended propositions in God's word indicate a causal and dependent relationship between the antecedent and the consequent. On the other hand, the way God's knowledge belongs to conditional propositions does not make God's knowledge conditional, and there is a serious difference between knowledge with suspended conditions and suspension in knowledge.