I AM THAT, I AM

When the burning bush instructed Moses to march to a prosperous city and free the people, Moses asked "Who shall I say sent me?" and until a few hours ago, I always assumed the response from God was "I am that I am". What's the difference?

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The comma.

What does that do to this statement?  Instead of an almighty being telling us that he is who he is, it sounds more like he is trying to convince Moses that he IS the burning bush.

Try and say it.

Say "I AM that, I AM!" as if trying to convince someone that you are a burning bush.

What does this mean?

God is everything.
He is the plant.
He is the rock.
He is the water.
He is you.
You are Him.

Now that you are waking up and realizing that you are the Creator, imagine the possibilities!