The city of Jericho is famously known for its walls collapsing. Beyond the military victory, what theological significance can be drawn from this event in the book of Joshua?

A It primarily demonstrated the superior military strategy of the Israelites. B It symbolized God's power and faithfulness in fulfilling His promises to give the Israelites the Promised Land, even against seemingly insurmountable obstacles. C It highlighted the importance of following the Ark of the Covenant in all military campaigns. D It served as a warning to other Canaanite cities about the consequences of resisting the Israelites.