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Moses objected to God's call because he didn't feel he was worthy. One of the reasons was that Moses had a speech impediment, and he didn't think the people would listen to him (literally and figuratively). Mostly, he was afraid.

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Exodus ch:3-4

1) What will I say when the Israelites ask for God's name

2) The Israelites won't believe me

3) I stutter

4) Surely there's someone else more qualified than me (that's the traditional interpretation of 4:13).
Moses said

He wasn't capable of the job - Exodus 3:11

He didn't have message - Exodus 3:13

He didn't have authority - Exodus 4:1

He wasn't a good speaker - Exodus 4:10

He didn't want to do or couldn't do the job - Exodus 4:13

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Because Moses didn't believe God could talk to him.

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That is the nature of humans But God knows the most.

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Q: Why was moses hesitant to answer God?
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