In 2 Kings 5, what does Naaman's initial reluctance to dip in the Jordan River reveal about human nature and our expectations of divine intervention?

A It shows that people from Syria were naturally arrogant and proud. B It demonstrates a preference for elaborate rituals and prestigious locations over simple obedience. C It highlights the importance of seeking advice from multiple prophets before making a decision. D It suggests that physical ailments are always a direct result of personal sin.