Story of Ruth

The story of Ruth begins in the land of Moab, where Naomi, recently widowed, has also lost her two sons. One of her daughters-in-law, Ruth, refuses to leave her side, declaring her famous vow of loyalty: “Where you go, I will go; your people will be my people.” Together, the two women travel to Bethlehem with nothing but each other, facing poverty, uncertainty, and the challenges of starting over. Ruth soon begins gleaning leftover grain in the fields to provide for them, where she is noticed by Boaz, a kind and honorable man who shows her unusual generosity and protection.

As the harvest season unfolds, Boaz learns of Ruth’s steadfast love for Naomi and her noble character. Following the customs of their time, he steps forward as a “kinsman-redeemer,” someone who could restore the family’s future. Boaz marries Ruth, lifting both women out of hardship and giving them a place of security and hope. From their union comes a son named Obed — the grandfather of King David — revealing that this quiet story of loyalty and faithfulness becomes a key link in the lineage.

The story of Ruth is a short story, but gives us insight into what modern Christianity is about: Faith, devotion, and redemption.

Note: still experimenting with AI and still is definitely in its infancy, it has done better at not giving us 6 fingers on a hand, but at times it needs watched like a 2 year old (smart but still much to learn).

So expect as technology improves, the AI should improve and definitely is an important technology that can be useful in video production. The biggest challenge seems to be in AI hallucinations and character drift ( their features begin to change and need patience to keep it in line).
Due to its potential value in allowing us to tell better stories, it’s worth the effort to stay at it. the experiment continues.