In this episode we trace the profound identity of God through Scripture and language: from the burning bush in Exodus where God introduces Himself as “Ehyeh Asher Ehyeh” — “I Am Who I Am / I Will Be Who I Will Be” — to the declaration of the Messiah in Revelation where “who is, who was, and who is to come” resonates that same eternal Name. The teaching explores Hebrew roots (“Ehyeh”, “Asher”), the link to the Name of the Messiah (Yeshua/Yeshuah = “salvation”), and how Jesus’ “I Am” statements align with the God of Israel. Ultimately, it shows that the God who revealed Himself at the bush is the One who became our personal Savior — timeless, personal, and ever‑present.What you’ll gain from listening: • Insight into the Hebrew terms Ehyeh + Asher and how they point to past, present & future existence. • Understanding how Revelation 1:8 links the Old Testament Name to the Messiah’s identity. • A fresh Messianic perspective on Jesus as not just Savior, but the eternal “I Am”. • Application: how this eternal identity of God invites us into relationship, not just theology.Tune in for: deep biblical‑linguistic reflection, reclaimed theological depth, and an invitation into the living presence. bShemYeshua.net

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