If we look up into the sky and see a horse while looking at a cloud you wouldn't say that the "horse-ness" of our identification is contained in
the constituency of the cloud itself, would you? I reckon not. It is in the inherent pattern-seeking which the brain has developed.
If we look at twin mountains, like the native Americans did, and name them the Grand Tetons (Big Titties) that would hardly be reducible to
the boulders and soil, would it? Nah.
I am saying we blurt our impressions "as though" they are credible. The deer that blurts a waving plant stalk as a Lion's tail in that waving high grass may be wrong--but--if correct? The actual crouching lion will lose the advantage of camouflage and surprise.
Science is like that. What is an hypothesis but a blurt? The testing of it is the proof of such pudding.
Now...back to GOD.....if you don't mind....:)
We as a species tend to assign causality in the same manner the deer blurts the lion tail out of the waving grass.
Without God the primitive humanoid has no agency to approach for mercy or appeasement--so, how useful if the transaction could be due to invisibility.
After all, Charles Taze Russell thought it solved the 1914 return of Jesus problem. (Psssst....he's invisible!)
God having the FOREKNOWLEDGE to see the end from the beginning is a default of the magnification of human imagination into unnecessary superlatives.
Eternity has no "end" so God cannot possibly see "it".
If God cannot (rather than will not) create a rock so heavy He cannot lift it----well, GAME OVER as far as superlatives is concerned.
The legal precept in latin "Falsus in Unum, Falsus in Omnibus" means "False in one, false in all" and basically means that if an entity (person or government) has lied to you about one thing, it is safe (and legal) to assume that entity has lied to you about everything.
But, you get the picture.
ANY LIMIT on God is as good as pulling back the curtain on the Wizard.