Considering the socio-political context of the time, what was the most significant theological implication of God's directive to Hosea to marry a prostitute (Hosea 1:2)?

A It primarily emphasized the importance of personal holiness and separation from sinful influences. B It symbolically mirrored Israel's unfaithfulness to God through idolatry, demonstrating God's enduring love and willingness to redeem a wayward people. C It highlighted the social injustices prevalent in ancient Israel, particularly the exploitation of women in vulnerable positions. D It served as a practical strategy for Hosea to understand the plight of marginalized individuals in Israelite society.