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What is the significance of the phrase ''I AM'' to 1st century Jew?
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What is the significance of the phrase "I AM" to 1st century Jew?
"I Am" was a name for God to the first century Jew.



By: Peter Mereu
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What is the significance of the phrase "I AM" to 1st century Jew?
There is no true and living God besides Jesus.He is the alpha and omega, so no one can give Him a name.



By: satyakiran sunwani
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What is the significance of the phrase "I AM" to 1st century Jew?
I am the alpha and the omega, everything that ever has been and everything that will ever be.



By: Sandra Williams
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April 05, 2010