What can be inferred about the social dynamics and expectations of leadership in early Israel based on the account of Deborah's role as a judge and military leader?

A That women were routinely given positions of power and authority in all aspects of Israelite society. B That God could and did raise up individuals, regardless of gender, to lead and deliver Israel when there was a lack of qualified male leadership, highlighting divine sovereignty over societal norms. C That Deborah's leadership was solely due to her marriage to a prominent tribal leader. D That the Israelites were generally opposed to Deborah's leadership, but were forced to accept it due to political circumstances.