Beyond its role as a city of refuge, what deeper symbolic significance might the designation of Kedesh (Joshua 20:7) hold in the context of Israel's covenant with God?

A It symbolized the Israelites' complete separation from pagan influences. B It represented God's unwavering commitment to providing a safe haven for unintentional offenders, mirroring His grace and forgiveness. C It highlighted the importance of centralized worship in Jerusalem. D It emphasized the temporary nature of earthly justice compared to divine judgment.