Beyond his role as a tax collector, what is the most theologically significant aspect of Zacchaeus' encounter with Jesus in Luke 19:1-10?

A It highlights the importance of social status in determining one's worthiness of salvation. B It demonstrates that repentance involves not only acknowledging sin but also making restitution for past wrongs, reflecting a commitment to justice and restoration. C It emphasizes the necessity of performing miracles as evidence of genuine faith. D It suggests that salvation is primarily about material wealth and financial prosperity.