How does the narrative of Joseph in Genesis, particularly his ability to interpret dreams, reflect the broader theme of God's sovereignty and providence in the Old Testament?

A It demonstrates the importance of human free will in shaping one's destiny. B It highlights the power of divination and mystical practices in ancient Egypt. C It illustrates God's ability to use human actions, even those intended for evil, to accomplish His divine purposes. D It emphasizes the superiority of Hebrew culture over Egyptian culture.