When Moses asked God his name, God said:
I AM WHO I AM ... ... ... this is my name, by which I am to be remembered from generation to generation.  [Exodus 3: 14]

When Jesus’ enemies ask him, “Who do you think you are”, he replied:
“... ... before Abraham was born, I am!”  [John 8:58]  (Pre-existence)

Speaking to the Samaritan woman, Jesus says:
I who speak to you am he. [John 4: 26]  (Messiahship)

Claiming association with the Father, Jesus says:
I am one who testifies for himself; my other witness is the Father who sent me. [John 8: 18]
Some scholars see here echoes of Isaiah’s prophecy:
“You are my witnesses,” declares the Lord, “and my servant whom I have chosen, so that you may know and believe me and understand that I am he.”  [Isaiah 43: 10]

I am from above ... ... I am not of this world.  [John 8: 23]  (Divine origin)

The Word [i.e. the Son] was active in creation and that he made all that exists.
Through him all things were made; ... ... In him [Jesus] was life [John 1:3/4]

God is the source of life and that life should be sacred.  
... ... he [God] himself gives all men life and breath ... ... [Acts 17: 25]

But you, Bethlehem ... ... out of you will come ... ... one who will rule over Israel, whose origins are from of old ...[Micah 5: 2]
(Bethlehem means the place [or the house] of bread.)

He who comes to me will never go hungry, and he who believes in me will never go thirsty. [John 6: 35]

... ... whoever comes to me I will never drive away. [John 6: 37]