In the book of Joel, the prophecy of a plague of locusts is interpreted not only as a literal event but also as a foreshadowing of what future event?

A The rise of a powerful and oppressive empire that would enslave Israel. B A great spiritual outpouring on all people, marked by prophetic dreams and visions. C A devastating earthquake that would destroy Jerusalem and the surrounding areas. D The coming of a false prophet who would deceive many and lead them astray.