Where in time is God? when you prayer where do you picture God being?

Time is essentially the linear scale employed by man to assess the intervals between specific events. No gods need apply, the scale works without them.

Gods are primitive explanations formulated by men to address specific enigmas of a certain period; interesting how a god’s nature always precisely reflects the ideals promoted by the cultures that invoke them.

Gods relate to time in that they are relevant only during the span of time in which they are observed; Zeus, Odin and Mithras are of earlier times, as are the vast majority of the 2800 or so other gods we can identify, and have few, if any, observers now. They are thus irrelevant, except as discussion of mythology.

If time is any measure (and of course, it is), then the current concepts of God(s) are bound to travel the same course to irrelevance as all their predecessors, ...in due time.

Time is the relationship of things that change.  God does not change, so He is not "in" time.

Picture Him as and where you choose---just be sure to build a relationship with Him.

God is ever present, so God is all through time.

You are the god you seek.

God is a particle not a person.

Go on space.com type in A/2017u1.

This is from LYRA. Do you think it is god?

Time to evolve.

Supposedly, God would exist outside of time.

This helps to explain His Omniscience for some Christians . . .

When I USED TO pray, I would picture God, bathed in white light sitting in his throne leaning over to look and listen directly to me . . .

Prayer made less sense to me the more I pondered Omniscience, Righteousness, and Perfection . . . Finally it was clear, that whatever this talking was, couldn't be used to implore a course of action or request . . But it would be solely for the believer and the believer alone to think that their creator was listening  . . . It is pretty much like going over a list of things you might want to happen or would like to have. Either for yourself or on the behalf of others, and at the end you are basically stroking your own self righteous ego subconsciously saying "What a good person I am thinking of others. What a good person I am devoting time into talking to the ONLY good and true God." . . . It is fitting that it is only you  that is listening, that it is only you who is asking a question and answering the way you think a God would answer that is either in total agreement with you or silent . . .

I'm happy to have shed this burden . . .

Q "Where in time is God? When you prayer where do you picture God being?"

1. If God exists and if He's the creator of the universe then He created [or caused the appearance of] time and space. If He created time then He is outside time and if He created space then He's outside space, outside our universe.

2. When Muslims pray anywhere in the world they face the ka'aba in Mecca, now part of Saudi Arabia [the word cube is probably derived  from the word ka'aba which is the black box like structure in Mecca. They do so not because God is there, He isn't, as explained above. Their facing the ka'aba wherever they are is in compliance with a clear indication in the HQ to do so, is symbolic of one God and is  in commemoration of Abraham who is said to have built it.

Time is god, the moment spent praying with eyes closed imagines god the way they want the god to be. That is how it takes all forms?

I usually have just a pic of Him in my mind. Never a place.

God is a spirit.