Hello,I was just wondering if somewhere in the bible it states God's name?If so what is it?Thank-You.

God

Yahweh

This.

Also, when Moses asks Him on the mountain, he replies: "I AM"

Was, is, and is to come.

There are many names that our God has, and they each have a meaning

ELOHIM......Genesis 1:1, Psalm 19:1
meaning "God", a reference to God's power and might.
ADONAI......Malachi 1:6
meaning "Lord", a reference to the Lordship of God.
JEHOVAH--YAHWEH.....Genesis 2:4
a reference to God's divine salvation.
JEHOVAH-MACCADDESHEM.......Exodus 31:13
meaning "The Lord thy sanctifier"
JEHOVAH-ROHI......Psalm 23:1
meaning "The Lord my shepherd"
JEHOVAH-SHAMMAH.......Ezekiel 48:35
meaning "The Lord who is present"
JEHOVAH-RAPHA.........Exodus 15:26
meaning "The Lord our healer"
JEHOVAH-TSIDKENU......Jeremiah 23:6
meaning "The Lord our righteousness"
JEHOVAH-JIREH.........Genesis 22:13-14
meaning "The Lord will provide"
JEHOVAH-NISSI.........Exodus 17:15
meaning "The Lord our banner"
JEHOVAH-SHALOM........Judges 6:24
meaning "The Lord is peace"
JEHOVAH-SABBAOTH......Isaiah 6:1-3
meaning "The Lord of Hosts"
JEHOVAH-GMOLAH........Jeremiah 51:6
meaning "The God of Recompense"
EL-ELYON..............Genesis 14:17-20,Isaiah 14:13-14
meaning "The most high God
EL-ROI................Genesis 16:13
meaning "The strong one who sees"
EL-SHADDAI............Genesis 17:1,Psalm 91:1
meaning "The God of the mountains or God Almighty"
EL-OLAM...............Isaiah 40:28-31

The above post by UncleMuscles is a good one. There are several names given to God in the New Testament, including Yahweh, Elohim, and Jehovah. There are also compound names of God such as Jehovah-Nissi that reveal particular characteristics of God.

To more fully answer your question, his name is JESUS! Jesus is the Greek version of the Hebrew name Joshua, which means Jehovah-Savior or "Jehovah is Salvation." In other words, the name Jesus sums up all the names of God in the Old Testament!

Thanks for the great answers

It's actually YHWH.

I thought I pointed this out to you before Torm O_o

this...

the divine name is a verb, the causative form, the imperfect state, of the Hebrew verb hawah, which means "to become". therefore, the divine name means something like "he causes to become". the name appears 6,828 times in the old testament, starting with Genesis 2:4. (appendix, NWT)

the Hebrew for "LORD" (YHWH) sounds like and may be derived from the Hebrew for I AM in Exodus 3:14. (NIV footnote)

Are you guys preists or you just googling this?