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2. Jehovah sets out also Gods self-existency. For, it cometh from a ^oroot that signifieth to be. And where God had declared this to be his name, ^pI am that I am, and again, I am (which phrases do apparently imply his being of himself: from whom all others receive their being, and are preserved) these are interpretations of Jehovah. And thereupon having thus expressly set out the meaning thereof, he addeth in the ^qnext verse, Jehovah the God of your Fathers hath sent, &c. As if more distinctly he had said, whereas I thus styled my self, I am that I am: and, I am: know that it is I Jehovah, that, Am that I am. And this, I am that I am, and, I am, sets out the meaning of my name Jehovah.

2. Iehovah sets out also Gods selfe-existency. For, it commeth from a ^oroot that signifieth to be. And where God had declared this to be his name, ^pI am that I am, and againe, I am (which phrases do apparently imply his being of himselfe: from whom all others receive their being, and are preserved) these are interpretations of Iehovah. And thereupon having thus expresly set out the meaning thereof, he addeth in the ^qnext verse, Iehovah the God of your Fathers hath sent, &c. As if more distinctly he had said, whereas I thus stiled my selfe, I am that I am: and, I am: know that it is I Iehovah, that, Am that I am. And this, I am that I am, and, I am, sets out the meaning of my name Iehovah.

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