To get a clear understanding of God’s heart through the Scriptures let us meditate on scripture Exodus 3:14 when God said to Moses, “I AM, WHO I AM.” Then God told him to tell the Israelites that whose name is ‘I AM’ has sent him to them. When we read this verse without the revelation of the Holy Spirit, it gives us an impression that God remains engrossed in His own world (realm), with no concern for mankind and uninterested in their day to day chores. But if we study the Word of God in the light of the Holy Spirit, it portrays altogether a different picture, wherein Jesus Himself commanded us to pray to give us this day our daily bread (Matthew 6:11). In order to provide for our daily needs, God desires that we involve Him in all our day to day activities and He is the center of our every decision. Hence, God wants and longs to be involved in every aspect of our life.
As we read the scripture Exodus 3:14, the word ‘I AM’ in Hebrew is ‘Hayah’, which means, ‘to become or becoming one’.
Based on the above-mentioned explanation, we can interpret the scripture as God is the becoming one and is pleased when He takes the form of our needs and fulfills them. In other words, when God said to Moses, “I AM WHO I AM”, God meant that He Himself will become that need to fulfill that need. For example, when Israelites were in bondage, they needed deliverance, so God became their deliverer and delivered them.
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