Beyond its strategic importance in controlling the Jezreel Valley, what theological significance does the city of Megiddo (Armageddon) hold in Revelation 16:16?

A It symbolizes the ultimate battle between good and evil in God's final judgment. B It represents the gathering of nations for a final economic conflict. C It highlights Israel's historical military triumphs and spiritual victories. D It signifies the defeat of Babylon as a metaphor for idolatry.