Beyond its literal function, what might the repeated phrase 'and God saw that it was good' in Genesis 1 symbolize about God's nature and intentions?

A It simply indicates God's satisfaction with his craftsmanship. B It emphasizes God's commitment to constant evaluation and improvement of his creation. C It reflects God's inherent goodness and his desire to create a world reflecting that goodness, establishing a standard for humanity. D It foreshadows the future need for redemption due to the inherent flaws in creation.