That was a response to your equating Israel's lack of faith with God romanticizing.

My original comment was directed toward your comments that foreknowledge is corrupt because it is separate from faith.

In that case, you are contending alone because that is so NOT what I'm talking about. If you read my comments, you will see that the knowledge I'm speaking about, is knowledge that encompasses those things.

If true faith and love are what you are looking for, you will not find them by disparaging knowledge. The blessings God offers include all three.

"What if Jesus had failed?"

He didn't fail. The prophecies portrayed Him succeeding. God knew Jesus would succeed. He never doubted it. Neither did Jesus.

"Then as the glories of the eternal home burst upon our enraptured senses we shall remember that Jesus left all this for us, that He not only became an exile from the heavenly courts, but for us took the risk of failure and eternal loss."

1. In what sense was Jesus "an exile"?

2. In what sense did Jesus take a "risk"?

GC 533
Immortality, promised to man on condition of obedience, had been forfeited by transgression. Adam could not transmit to his posterity that which he did not possess; and there could have been no hope for the fallen race had not God, by the sacrifice of His Son, brought immortality within their reach. {GC 533.1}

5BC 1128
But Jesus Christ was the only begotten Son of God. He took upon Himself human nature, and was tempted in all points as human nature is tempted. He could have sinned; He could have fallen, but not for one moment was there in Him an evil propensity. He was assailed with temptations in the wilderness, as Adam was assailed with temptations in Eden. {5BC 1128.4}

Now that I think about it, virtually every prophecy depended on Christ's success, except for "You shall surely die."

As our Substitute, He was exiled more than anyone ever has.

Then you misunderstand me. I have proposed no such concept, nor do I espouse it.

As far as I'm concerned, foreknowledge in the realm of human behavior must necessarily be based on the person's faith in God, and in God's faith in His own knowledge of our characters.

Foreknowledge regarding inanimate objects does not require faith or love or character, just physics.

But is she using the word "exile" in the normal sense? That is, was Jesus banished from heaven? For example, Lucifer was exiled from heaven.

Amen! The idea that God did not know in advance Jesus would, without a doubt, succeed on the cross, implies (in light of all the prophecies that foretold Jesus' victory) God was delusional.