Beyond his role as a tax collector, what aspect of Zacchaeus's encounter with Jesus in Luke 19 reveals a transformative understanding of justice and restitution?

A Zacchaeus's willingness to donate half of his possessions to the poor demonstrates a commitment to charitable giving, but not necessarily restorative justice. B Zacchaeus's promise to repay four times what he had cheated reflects a radical shift towards acknowledging and rectifying past injustices, exceeding the legal requirements of the time. C Zacchaeus's invitation to Jesus to dine at his home primarily signifies social acceptance and hospitality, with little implication for his moral transformation. D Zacchaeus's public confession of his sins was primarily motivated by a desire to avoid legal repercussions, rather than a genuine commitment to repentance and restitution.