Hegel paints a dynamic and complex picture of God in which we humans are

A) the messengers of God, like angels.
B) the primary expressions of spirit, which acts through us and even uses us for its own purposes.
C) caught between equally strong forces of good and evil.
D) saved by an absolutely transcendent God.

Hegel's concept of God views humans as the primary expressions of spirit, meaning that God acts through us and even uses us for its own purposes. Therefore, option B is the correct choice. Option A is incorrect because Hegel's view of God does not rely on messengers such as angels. Option C is incorrect because Hegel does not frame the human experience as a struggle between the forces of good and evil. Option D is incorrect because Hegel's concept of God is not focused on transcendence, but rather on how God is present and active in the world through human beings.