[FatherofFive]

I am not sure if you know this, but “am” and “is” are both renditions of the verb”to be”. I “am” is first person singular and he/she/it “is” is second person singular. I M reminded of the Princess Bride:”That word you keep using... I don’t think it means what you think it means”

Is is not am.

look at the words is and am in Scripture. I am the vine does not mean I is the vine.

[Preachin']

That’s because the word is never belongs to the word I and am never belongs to he/she/it. It’s simple verb conjugation, friend.