Therefore, a being for whom no times pass lacks the cognitive resources to know tensed truths, contradicting the claim that eternity provides a richer mode of temporal apprehension.

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Cognitive resources(referring to human mental limitations): The mental abilities and thinking power that humans have available—basically, our brainpower and capacity to understand things.
Eternity(how God's knowledge encompasses temporal possibilities): In this philosophical context, not just endless time, but a state of existing completely outside of time—all moments happening at once from God's perspective.
temporal apprehension(epistemology and philosophy of time): The ability to understand or perceive things as they relate to time—basically, how well you can grasp what's happening in time.
tensed truths(epistemology and philosophy of time): Statements that depend on when they're true—like 'it is raining now' versus 'it was raining yesterday.' They're called 'tensed' because they involve time (past, present, future).

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