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How do we know that Jesus is the 'great I AM'?

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Jesus identifies Himself as the 'I AM' in the Gospels, affirming His divine nature.

In Mark 14:61-62, when questioned by the high priest, Jesus affirms His identity by saying 'I am.' This declaration connects Him to the Old Testament name for God, revealed to Moses in Exodus 3:14. This name signifies self-existence and eternal presence. Throughout the Gospels, Jesus uses 'I AM' to reveal His divine nature, asserting that He is indeed God, fully divine and fully man, making Him the source of salvation for sinners.
Scripture References: Mark 14:61-62, Exodus 3:14

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