Gary Yamasaki explores how the visual art of filmmaking works to establish perspective and point of view to guide the viewer into a films story. Biblical story is also shaped by perspectives that frame a point of view. The insights gained from studying the art of filmmaking can help students increase their understanding of biblical narratives.
Exploring the complexities of biblical narratives, this work delves into characters' actions without clear moral guidance. It examines instances like Gideon's fleece to question whether they serve as models of faith or examples of desperation. By employing Perspective Criticism, the author offers a fresh method for interpreting these stories, uncovering a new source of evaluative insight through the nuanced point-of-view construction in biblical texts.