In hebrew, God uses a pronoun. In english we get this all mixed up the iams. Right here in this verse six, god is using a personal pronoun, not the verb. This isn't the same as what he's going to say later to tell israel. So he's trying to help moses put into context who he really is and who he has been all along. The transfiguration brings moses from an egyptian to a hebrew. He’s now directly connected to israel.

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