In the book of Judges, Deborah is portrayed not only as a prophetess, but also as a judge. What significant aspect of Israelite society does this dual role reveal?

A It demonstrates the complete separation of religious and political authority in ancient Israel. B It suggests that only women were considered capable of interpreting God's will. C It indicates that spiritual leadership and judicial authority were sometimes intertwined, showing that divine guidance was sought in matters of governance (Judges 4:4-5). D It implies that the role of a judge was primarily ceremonial and held little real power.