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I find it interesting that when God spoke to Moses he said that he is I am.
If you think about the implications of this in a relationship to existence this becomes an interesting statement. I am emphasis on am as in self existing requiring no other source of being, and therefore the source of all existence. So I am is the substance of all existence.
This statement also excludes things that are not, things that don't exist, ie any other supposed self existing being, false gods as a were.
If you think about the implications of this in a relationship to existence this becomes an interesting statement. I am emphasis on am as in self existing requiring no other source of being, and therefore the source of all existence. So I am is the substance of all existence.
This statement also excludes things that are not, things that don't exist, ie any other supposed self existing being, false gods as a were.
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