Answer: an inside/out editing pattern
Explanation: When an editor with a close-up detail shot such that viewers do not know or understand the setting or environment, then after a series of related shots backs off the data I'll and thus the relationship becomes visible. The inside/out editing pattern is dynamic and different from the traditional outside/in editing where the editor start by establishing shots about the setting before gradually going further.
In inside/out, the editor suddenly takes viewers from a line they understand to another new setting which requires a few related shots before being understood.
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The differences and similarities between Jesus as the Good Shepherd and Christ as Pantokrator are the following.
Jesus as the Good Shepherd and Christ as Pantokrator are different representations of Jesus of Nazareth, according to the Christian and Catholic churches in the case of the Shepherd- and in the Christian Orthodox church represented by the Byzantine art in times of the Eastern Roman Empire in Constantinople.
In the representation of the Good Shepherd, Jesus is panted as the leader figure that sets the example for all his followers. He is the master and all his followers depend on his teachings and example.
In the representation of Pantokrator, Jesus is the "almighty," the ruler of everything, capable of doing anything, possible or not.