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The Names Of God in The Old Testament

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God as we know Him has always been and always will be. He has no beginning and no end. His wisdom is shown throughout the cosmos and our home, planet Earth. 

 When Moses was called by God to go deliver the children of Israel, he asked God who should He say sent him? 
God replied, "I AM." He further explained that He was " I AM that I AM."
Seems kind of weird for a name, right?

 After the Israelites were delivered, they wandered in the wilderness for 40 years. During this time, I AM revealed who He was by what He did. 
God revealed who He was by what He did. 

 If you feel lost, confused, or struggle with unbelief, please use this as a reference. Call on The Lord and watch Him show up. He knows your heart, so you don't have to be fancy with your words or know what to say - simply call out to I AM and watch Him become what you need!



Keep pressing. Your labor is not in vain. 

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