GCSE Philosophy and Ethics Practice Exam

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What did God say to Moses from the burning bush?

  1. "I am the light of the world"

  2. "I am who I am"

  3. "I am the beginning and the end"

  4. "I am the alpha and the omega"

The correct answer is: "I am who I am"

When God spoke to Moses from the burning bush, He identified Himself as "I am who I am." This statement signifies God's eternal and unchanging nature. The other options ("I am the light of the world," "I am the beginning and the end," and "I am the alpha and the omega") are phrases that are also used in religious contexts but do not directly correspond to what God specifically said to Moses from the burning bush.

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