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Jesus' self-identification using the divine name (Greek: egō eimi), echoing God's self-disclosure in Exodus 3:14; used throughout John's Gospel in absolute statements ('I am the way, the truth, and the life') and with predicates to assert His divine identity
lightbulbGod's name is a verb, not a noun — He doesn't just exist, He IS. Present tense, always
God's self-revealed name given to Moses at the burning bush (Exodus 3:14) — indicating eternal, self-existent being. Jesus' 'I am' statements in John's Gospel deliberately echo this divine name, claiming deity.