The 'Oracles Against the Nations' in the Old Testament prophetic books served what primary theological purpose beyond simply foretelling the doom of Israel's neighbors?

A To demonstrate Israel's military superiority over surrounding kingdoms, encouraging expansion. B To highlight the universality of God's justice and judgment, demonstrating that all nations are accountable to Him regardless of their relationship with Israel. C To provide a historical record of ancient Near Eastern political alliances and conflicts. D To illustrate the futility of resisting the Babylonian Empire, urging submission for self-preservation.