A Difficulty (n.) is things that show what men are.
A Difficulty (n.) is God the trainer matching you with a tough young sparring partner, so that you can become an Olympic victor — and that takes sweat.
Difficulty (n.) should be invited, not feared: “Bring now, O Zeus, what difficulty Thou wilt, for I have an equipment given to me by Thee.”
Difficulty (n.) is what shows what men are: God, like a trainer, has matched you with a rugged young wrestler — so you may become an Olympic victor.
A Difficulty (n.) is God the trainer matching you with a rough young sparring partner, so that you can become an Olympic victor.
Difficulty (n.) shows what people are: God, like a trainer, has paired you with a rugged young opponent so that you might become an Olympic victor.