'''Who am I that I should go to Pharaoh...''
When Moses resisted God's call with the statement above, it portrayed his
stubbornness
incompetence
lack of strength
lack of eloquence
Explanation
Video Explanation
No video available
Post your Contribution
Discussions (12)
pls the answer here should be incompetence if u are to go with the question. moses did not mention anything partaining eloquence or lack of speech until ex 4:10 whereas the statement "who am i that i should go to pharoah", when God also said he will go with moses was said in ex 3:11
The answer is B
The above statement shows how Moses expresses his doubts and unworthiness for such a monumental task.
INCOMPETENCE: inability to do something successfully.
Yes, I am sure. Moses' statement "Who am I that I should go to Pharaoh?" (Exodus 3:11) indeed highlights his:
- Humility
- Self-doubt
- Concern about his lack of eloquence (as further expressed in Exodus 4:10)
This response showcases Moses' reluctance to take on the task due to his perceived limitations, particularly in terms of public speaking.
Incompetence means inability to perform,being ineptitude, unable to suit a general role or carry out a particular task while lack of eloquence depicts not skilled or lacking the quality of artistry and persuasiveness in speech or writing...
The answer to this should be both
