Beyond the immediate healing, what theological significance does Jesus' healing of the bleeding woman (Mark 5:25-34) reveal about the nature of faith and salvation?

A It emphasizes the importance of public displays of faith for receiving divine favor. B It demonstrates that physical touch is a necessary component for miraculous healing. C It highlights that salvation and healing are accessible through personal initiative and a humble recognition of Jesus' power, even without direct interaction. D It suggests that wealth and social status are indicators of one's worthiness to receive miracles.