Beyond the well-known story of his ark and the flood, what theological significance does Noah's role as a 'second Adam' hold within the Old Testament narrative?

A It emphasizes the importance of animal sacrifice for atonement. B It highlights humanity's continued struggle with sin even after a fresh start, demonstrating the need for a future, more complete redemption. C It establishes a new covenant based solely on obedience, replacing the covenant of works. D It signifies the end of God's judgment and the beginning of universal salvation.