Beyond its narrative of familial conflict, what deeper theological theme is explored through the story of Jacob and Esau’s birthright in Genesis 25:19-34?

A The inherent righteousness of primogeniture and its divine endorsement. B The sovereignty of God in choosing whom He will bless, irrespective of societal norms or expectations. C The condemnation of bartering and material gain as inherently sinful. D The importance of physical strength and hunting prowess in determining leadership.