Trinitarians would agree with you when you quote: "I am that I am." However, the Hebrew can be equally -if not more so-translated as 'I shall prove to be what I shall prove to be', or, 'I will become what I will become.' The passage that you are quoting makes reference to the name of elohim, YHWH, which proves that Allāh has a name . Furthermore, where in the Qur'ān does the Tetragrammaton-YHWH-appear?
SubhanAllah all of the signs are already present. An alarming wake up call to us all.
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Trinitarians would agree with you when you quote: "I am that I am." However, the Hebrew can be equally -if not more so-translated as 'I shall prove to be what I shall prove to be', or, 'I will become what I will become.'
The passage that you are quoting makes reference to the name of elohim, YHWH, which proves that Allāh has a name .
Furthermore, where in the Qur'ān does the Tetragrammaton-YHWH-appear?