Beyond the well-known narrative of his struggle, what is the primary theological significance of Jacob's wrestling match with God (or an angel) in Genesis 32:22-32?

A It demonstrates the importance of physical strength in spiritual matters. B It symbolizes the futility of resisting God's will. C It represents the human struggle to understand and connect with the divine, resulting in a changed identity and blessing. D It serves as a literal account of an angel testing Jacob's worthiness.