From John 10:11, this article shows that when Jesus said, "I am the good shepherd," he was pointing to himself as one who died for the sheep, cares for them, knows them, and gathers them.
From John 10:7, this article shows that when Jesus said, "I am the door of the sheep," he was pointing to himself as the means to receiving eternal life, the source of knowledge of God, and the fount of spiritual nourishment.
From John 11:25-26, this article shows that when Jesus said, "I am the resurrection and life," he was pointing to himself as the One who destroys death bringing life everlasting.
When Jesus Christ stood and said "I am," he was pointing to his deity. From John 6:35 this article shows that when Jesus said "I am the bread of life," he was pointing to himself as fundamental to life, as the fulfiller of life, and as the formula to life.
This paper considers the significance of Yahweh revealing himself as "I am" in Exodus 3:13-14. Jesus' use of a similar expression to refer to himself a number of times is read in the light of Exodus 3.
This article looks at the text of Exodus 3:14. Yahweh, the name given by God for himself, is used by Jesus in the New Testament when He refers to Himself as I AM. In this way Jesus shows that He is God come in the flesh.
