How does the narrative of Joseph's rise to power in Egypt (Genesis 37-50) contribute to the overarching theological theme of God's sovereignty in the Old Testament?

A It primarily demonstrates the importance of interpreting dreams accurately to predict future events. B It illustrates that human actions are irrelevant to God's ultimate plan, as Joseph's suffering was predetermined. C It highlights how God can use even the malicious intentions and actions of humans to accomplish His divine purposes and ultimately bring about good, even in the face of adversity. D It emphasizes the importance of political maneuvering and strategic alliances in achieving personal success, regardless of moral considerations.