Beyond the well-known narrative of his encounter with God, what was the primary theological significance of Jacob wrestling with a divine being at Peniel (Genesis 32:22-32)?

A It demonstrated Jacob's superior physical strength and endurance. B It symbolized Jacob's struggle with his own inner self and his transformation through perseverance and reliance on God's grace, leading to a change in his identity and destiny. C It proved that humans could overpower celestial beings through sheer willpower. D It was a literal wrestling match to determine who would control the land of Canaan.