For example, if I take an ice cube out of a glass of ice water and throw it across a room, the ice cube will experience acceleration, that is, an inanimate object, namely an ice cube, is capable of undergoing acceleration. Acceleration is within the range of experiential possibilities for an ice cube. Now let us look at a different example. We all understand that a human being is capable of experiencing love. It is meaningless because the ice cubes are incapable of experiencing love.
Love is outside the realm of possible experience for an ice cube.
Time belongs to the physical world. God is not of the physical world. God, if he exists, does not experience time. Being now entirely certain that God, if he exists, does not experience time, we need only to briefly examine two other points which together with the above will lead any reasonable person to recognize the elegance of Dr. Adler's assertion that God is the non-temporal cause of the exnihilation of the universe. In our everyday observations of the universe we see that the cause of an effect exists in time prior to the occurrence of the effect.