Examples of use of I Am that I Am
1. How glad I am that I am not famous, not rich and thoroughly self absorbed which unfortunately most rich & famous people are.
2. Don‘t fret about your qualifications or the place where you come from." God‘s response to those concerns was "I AM THAT I AM." To me that says that in any given situation, God is the only "I" that matters.
3. "Well, you see," said Harold Macmillan, "the vice–chancellor really runs the university and if you didn‘t have a chancellor you couldn‘t have a vice–chancellor." For Roy Jenkins, the post was one of "impotence assuaged by magnificence." Whatever else, I assume – impotent as I am – that I am entitled, indeed expected, to have some views on higher education.
4. And I would not be running, as aware as I am of my imperfections, as clear as I am that I am not a perfect vessel, I would not be running if I did not believe that I could lead this country in that new direction, that we have a unique moment that we have to seize.
5. "I AM THAT I AM," He told Moses. (Ex. 3:11,14.) I‘ve come to think of this as God saying, "I am the ‘I am‘ you are talking about when you say, ‘I am this way and that‘s why I can‘t do what You‘re asking.‘ But that vision of ‘I am‘ is all wrong." God debunked the personality myth by showing Moses that he – that each of us – was and is His expression of Himself.