What does Huldah's interpretation of the rediscovered Book of the Law during Josiah's reign reveal?

A It shows that Huldah was recognized as a legitimate prophetess whose words carried divine authority. B It demonstrates that prophetic authority was always superior to priestly authority, as Huldah's interpretation superseded that of the High Priest. C It suggests that prophetic pronouncements were only considered valid if they aligned with the king's political agenda. D It confirms that only female prophets were capable of accurately interpreting the Law, as men were inherently biased.