Considering the socio-political context of ancient Israel, what was the primary theological significance of Deborah's leadership as a judge and prophetess in Judges 4-5?

A It highlighted the importance of female education and literacy in ancient Israel. B It demonstrated God's willingness to use marginalized individuals to deliver Israel, challenging patriarchal norms and showcasing divine empowerment beyond societal expectations. C It indicated a shift towards a matriarchal society in ancient Israel. D It proved that women were inherently more qualified to lead than men in times of crisis.