Exodus 3:13–15: God's Name and Our Prayers
Moses asks what name he should give Israel, and God answers with his own self-disclosure, not a technique. Praying the names of God begins with the God who names himself and binds his name to his promise to act.
What Is God's Name? Exodus 3:13–15 Explained
God does not brush aside Moses' question about his name. He answers with a declaration of who he is and a name Israel is to speak, tying the coming rescue to the God of the fathers.
Exodus 3: The Burning Bush and God's Name
At the burning bush God identifies himself as the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, tells Moses he has seen Israel's affliction, and sends him to Pharaoh. The mission rests on God's presence and his name, not on Moses' ability.
Exodus 3 Bible Study: The Burning Bush and I AM
Exodus 3 records God's answer to Israel's groaning: he remembers his covenant, calls a reluctant Moses, and names himself as the one who will deliver. The rescue rests on who God is, not on Moses' ability.