In the Parable of the Talents (Matthew 25:14-30), what is the primary symbolic significance of the 'talent' itself, beyond its monetary value?

A It represents inherent social status and privilege bestowed upon certain individuals at birth. B It symbolizes the specific spiritual gifts and abilities that God entrusts to each person for His service. C It signifies the burden of worldly possessions and the potential for wealth to corrupt one's character. D It reflects the collective wisdom and knowledge accumulated through generations of family lineage.