Within the narrative of Ruth, what theological significance can be attributed to Boaz's willingness to act as a kinsman-redeemer for Ruth and Naomi?

A Boaz's actions demonstrate the importance of maintaining social status and family lineage within Israelite society. B Boaz's actions primarily highlight the economic benefits of land redemption for the impoverished widows. C Boaz's actions exemplify God's provision and faithfulness through human agency, foreshadowing the role of Christ as Redeemer. D Boaz's actions serve as a legal precedent for future land ownership disputes in Israel.