Beyond its physical location, what is the theological significance of the city of Hebron, particularly in relation to Abraham and the promise of inheritance (Genesis 23)?

A It was merely a convenient burial place for Sarah. B It represented a temporary refuge from conflict with neighboring tribes. C It symbolized the tangible beginning of the fulfillment of God's promise of land to Abraham, despite him owning very little of it at the time. D It indicated Abraham's desire to assimilate into Canaanite culture.