In the Gospels, what is the significance of Zacchaeus' encounter with Jesus, beyond the act of simple hospitality?

A It primarily demonstrates Jesus' acceptance of wealthy individuals. B It exemplifies the immediate and transformative power of encountering Christ, leading to repentance and a desire to restore justice. C It solely highlights Zacchaeus' social status as a tax collector. D It mainly serves as an example of Jesus' ability to perform miracles.