I asked the question myself, so I’ll answer it myself, since a couple of hours of thinking about it during a bike ride bore fruit. So, what is the difference between Faith and Knowledge?
Knowledge is a precise statement: Yes means yes, and No means no, and this is confirmed in reality, unfailingly, 100%, including in every detail. This is how God and the Son of God know.
Faith is a feeling-knowledge; it accurately shows the tendency of a particular event, but not its specifics. Apparently, one can learn to evoke such Faith in relation to one’s desire and thus stimulate its fulfillment in one way or another unknown to us. As they say, “let it be a surprise.” In other words, feeling-knowledge can be used as intuition to foresee an event and as a tool for setting the outcome. Perhaps there are other possibilities as well? Two heads are better than one, and three or more are even better...)))
Knowledge is a precise statement: Yes means yes, and No means no, and this is confirmed in reality, unfailingly, 100%, including in every detail. This is how God and the Son of God know.
Faith is a feeling-knowledge; it accurately shows the tendency of a particular event, but not its specifics. Apparently, one can learn to evoke such Faith in relation to one’s desire and thus stimulate its fulfillment in one way or another unknown to us. As they say, “let it be a surprise.” In other words, feeling-knowledge can be used as intuition to foresee an event and as a tool for setting the outcome. Perhaps there are other possibilities as well? Two heads are better than one, and three or more are even better...)))