Then why doesn't anyone call him by "I AM"?
"I AM" is a statement that a being would make upon becoming self aware, which would lead to the logical conclusion that something else must have created the being that uttered that statement.
> “I AM” is a statement that a being would make upon becoming self aware.
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No I Am is the only description of his state of God’s being that something as limited as a human might understand.
He exists before and beyond time. (or outside of time?)
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Take it up with God. That’s what he called himself when Moses asked who he should say was sending him to the Hebrews.