[Jean Chauvin]

""Before Abraham was, I AM." What does that mean to you? He didn’t say, before Abraham was, I was, too. He used the present tense, signifying that not only was he there, but that he is there."

But this passage does not say, "Before Abraham was I am now".

This passage is not attempting to give us understanding of just how God relates to our experience of Time. It is communicating God's Sovereignty.

You are attempting to utilize a passage in a way that it was never intended to be used. That is not crying "Witch Witch, burn her."

Now, I have a question for you.

Can that which is created (everything except God) exist without the continual proactive sustaining power of the Will of God?

Jean

[RnMomof7]

But this passage does not say, "Before Abraham was I am now".

This is the "Back to the future " version of Scripture interpretation..

Remember the lie of Eden ..ye shall be as gods.

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