I AM is the Messiah

When Jesus referred to Himself as “I am” he was declaring that He is God in the flesh. But often Jesus attached some additional significance to that title.

For example, in John 4, we read of Jesus talking to a Samaritan woman next to a well of water. The woman had come to the well to get water for her daily needs and Jesus, who was resting there, asked if she would give Him a drink.

This request led to a conversation which eventually led to the differences between Samaritan beliefs and worship and Jewish beliefs and worship. The woman said that she knew that someday a Messiah, a Christ, would come and He would straighten everything out.

At that point Jesus said, “I am.” Jesus informed this woman that the man talking to her was in fact the Messiah. “I am,“ God in the flesh, is the Messiah.

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