The prophet Agabus, in Acts 21, uses a symbolic act to communicate a prophecy. What action does he perform, and what does this action foretell?

A He breaks a jar, symbolizing the destruction of the Temple in Jerusalem. B He binds his own feet and hands with Paul's belt, foretelling Paul's imprisonment. C He pours oil on the ground, symbolizing the anointing of a new king. D He raises a staff, symbolizing the power of God to deliver his people.