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Considering the socio-political context of the divided kingdom of Israel, what distinguishes the prophetic ministry of Micaiah ben Imlah from that of the court prophets advising King Ahab in 1 Kings 22?
A
Micaiah's prophecies were primarily focused on personal morality, while the court prophets addressed national policy.
B
Micaiah's prophecies, unlike those of the court prophets, consistently challenged the king's decisions and proclaimed impending judgment, reflecting a commitment to divine truth over political expediency.
C
Micaiah's prophecies were more elaborate and symbolic, while the court prophets used straightforward language to convey their messages.
D
Micaiah's prophecies were delivered in private to the king, whereas the court prophets delivered theirs publicly to the people.
Reference: 1 Kings 22:1-40