Where is the last Old Testament 'I AM' name found?
The last Old Testament 'I AM' name is found in Ezekiel 48, where the city's name shall be Jehovah Shammah, meaning 'I am there.' It is the seventh and final I AM name, concluding the seven intrinsic to Israel's need in the Old Testament.
Les explains that after the previous Old Testament 'I AM' names, such as Jehovah Raph (the LORD is my shepherd) and Jehovah Sidkenu (the LORD our righteousness), the last one is in Ezekiel 48. There the city's name from that day shall be Jehovah Shammah, which means 'I am there.' This is set in the Kingdom context, with the New Temple and around 18,000 measures, and it concludes the seven I Am's intrinsic to Israel's need in the Old Testament.