16 If we are willing to accept the unpredictable obstacles in our path as real but not insurmountable, thenexperiencing difficulties should eventually be followed by attaining nobly won victories.
(A) If we do not retreat from unexpected difficulties in our path but grapple with them, such efforts in the face of difficulties should make our final success nobler.
(B) If we are willing to concede that unexpected hurdles lying in our path are irremovable, such confession of failures in life could help us appreciate our victories more.
(C) If we are willing to endure unexpected difficulties on our way to the mountains, such adverse encounters will finally lead us to higher success.
(D) If we are willing to take erratic difficulties in our path for granted and face them squarely, such unpleasant encounters will finally help us win the holy war.