Beyond the miraculous healing, what is a significant theological implication of Jesus restoring sight to Bartimaeus (Mark 10:46-52), a blind beggar, on the road to Jericho?

A It primarily demonstrates Jesus's power over physical ailments, showing his ability to perform medical miracles. B It symbolizes spiritual enlightenment and the ability to 'see' Jesus as the Messiah, emphasizing faith as the path to true vision and discipleship. C It highlights the importance of almsgiving and charitable acts towards the disabled. D It suggests that physical blindness is always a direct result of personal sin.