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>> This video is for entertainment purposes only. What about the idea of tunnels with high-speed rails hundreds of feet below the earth connecting the east coast with the west coast? I actually wrote about this once again in the Nephilim trilogy. I think these high-speed rail systems are real. And again, this is all conspiracy theory stuff. There's no way to vet it, but you could go from the east coast to the west coast in like 20 minutes. So, these things fly literally at just unbelievable rates. We know that the SR71 Blackbird can do that type of of speed. So, it's, you know, things. And then you get an ali so-called alien tech which may be used where there's no gravity, no friction. I mean, who knows what we're looking at. So, do I believe there are tunnels underneath uh the United States? Absolutely. I am. La Marzulli.
>> Dustin, thanks so much for coming on the record. Appreciate it.
>> It's a pleasure to be here.
>> Absolutely.
>> Thank you for having me.
>> Well, it's it's the pleasure is all ours. So, you've got a couple of books here. You're at the Prophecy Watchers Conference. What will you be speaking on this weekend?
>> Well, I'm speaking on uh one deep dive aspect into uh these two books. One of them is called Metacosm. The other one's called the Isaiah Matrix. And so, uh these books detail the divine order and structure of the Bible and the Bible book order. and how that structure is confirmed through the 66 chapters of Isaiah nearing the 66 books of the Bible.
>> Right?
>> And uh it's there's a lot more to it than that though because with Matosm it actually shows a very specific uh progression of spiritual growth and development of Israel's history from Genesis to Esther exactly 17 books. And that exact same pattern of progression is actually seen in the books of the prophets, Isaiah through Malachi, exactly 17 books. And then it's also seen and mirrored in the New Testament epistles, Romans through 2 Peter, >> exactly 17 books. And so for example, um the eighth books, Ruth, a prefigure of the rapture of the church, gentile bride, marrying her Jewish redeemer.
>> Amos, a prophecy of the rapture and rapture aftermath. He's a shepher from Takcoa.
>> Takcoa means trumpets two years before the earthquake. Our belief is that when the rapture happened, it's also the resurrection. So, it's going to cause a massive worldwide series of earthquakes when literally the dead in Christ >> rise first, >> come first. And then the eighth book of the epistles, you can just guess which one it is. It's first Thessalonians, the doctrine of the rapture.
>> There you go.
>> And so, uh, we're going to be looking at that. But also, if you look in Isaiah, you'll see Isaiah chapter 8 mirror Ruth book 8. And you'll see Isaiah chapter 30 mirror Amos book 30. And you'll see Isaiah chapter 52 mirror 1 Thessalonians uh book 52. And so when you see all those correlations together, it shows all that. And then the real beautiful thing is when you look at the um next book, the next book is 1 Samuel. So Ruth Ruth is raptured towards the end of the judges age right before the kingdom age commences.
>> Wow.
>> With a false king who looks head and shoulders above the rest.
>> There you go.
>> Tall, dark, and handsome. clamor after him. God says, "You don't want him." They say, "No, we want him." He says, "You don't want him." He says, "No, we do want him." And he says, "Here you go." He ends up being a disaster. Tries to kill God's true king. Uh, and his followers, David, and he actually dies in the valley of Jezrael, the same place where the battle of Armageddon is going to be fought. It's just what a coincidence, right?
>> The obvious prefigure of the antichrist. And then if you go to the ninth book of the prophets go, it's an Edidomite or an Idan who drinks and profains on God's holy mountain.
>> It's a picture of the false prophet. And then guess what the >> in the book of Revelation, >> right? And then uh guess what the next book of the epistles is? Second Thessalonians where he sits in the temple declaring himself to be God. So you see these ninth books 999. They're prefiguring, prophesying, and doctrinally teaching about the Antichrist in the Bible book order. Rapture first, tribulation, Antichrist second.
>> I feel like I'm in a theological seminary here, folks. This is amazing. Um, no, it really is. cuz I mean this is outside my scope of research and I I just love it because you know you're bringing something of a table that um in my opinion this is my question does this point to the supernatural origins of the Bible
>> 100% of course I believe uh God organized and ordered it >> even the book order and even the chapters and verses I believe are divinely inspired. I know some people push back on that, but in my of my my latest book, the Isaiah Matrix, um here I have a a detailed uh defense of the divine nature of the chapters and verses in the Bible book order because there's some theological debate about it. But when I really dug deep into it, what I actually found was that the uh scholar the scholars themselves, even the ones who say the chapters and verses and the book order are not divine, when you actually look at it, the few examples they give, they're in 96% agreement. All professional scholars and commentators are in 96% agreement that the chapters that we have are the divine thought and content demarcation points of God's Holy Spirit. But he is actually the one that ordered the thought and content divisions. Steven Lenon in 1205 AD just counted counted them up and labeled them. Just the fact that he labeled them doesn't mean that he added new information. and he was showing okay this is where the next thought >> okay >> this is where the transition to the next concept is >> in those chapters >> because let let me interrupt everything was on a scroll >> right >> so there were no chapters and headings so right >> the how did how did the chapters and headings actually come about >> right well I believe that if you actually look even at the scrolls without they don't have the numbered enumeration demarcation points of what thought changes here content changes here but it's embedded >> yeah ew W. Boinger in his companion Bible in the 1890s and early 1900s, he actually showed the kayic structure of each chapter.
>> What do you mean by kayastic structure? What does that mean?
>> It's like a perfect pattern. So like AB um AB CBA or ABA BA. Um and so if you if you go and analyze each chapter, you'll actually see that there's a divine kayazm uh where it shows either through introversion or alternation. you'll see like ab c d cba or ab ba ba or some you know all of them are different they're either introverted or alternated >> um but that's all throughout the bible >> and then in this kind of master kayastic structure that I detail in metacosm uh shows these shows kind of a master uh god's master plan for man Israel and the nations of their spiritual growth and development and also So their prophetic destiny of all things in God's master plan in a chaostic structure because it goes through a those eight the first eight books and then the ninth book is like a hinge and then you have another eighth book which also ends on a woman. See the first eighth book ends with Ruth. The last eighth book ends with Esther.
>> And so they're they're hinged there on that ninth book, the book of judgment. And that has to it kind of has a correlation with my other book uh uh creation's week where I show how the the seven days of creation, the six days and the day of rest actually lay out God's plan in advance just in Genesis chapters 1 and two.
>> What what guy I mean this is this is really heady stuff and I'm not just saying that lightly. I mean this is like a deep dive in places where the average Christian will never go which is why you've done the work so the average Christian can pick up on it. right?
>> And and begin to, you know, arm themselves. What What's the motivation? What what drove you to do this?
>> Um, it actually started back in 2001.
>> Okay.
>> And so 25 years ago.
>> Yeah. About 25 years ago.
>> Wow.
>> I just noticed I I was recently born again um in the the late 90s through the teachings of of my primary mentor Chuck Mistler. And
>> Same with me. Yeah.
>> Yeah. Yeah. Chuck was amazing.
>> Right. And so uh I just happened to notice so I was going through Matthew and I was taking handwritten notes and I still have my handwritten notes but I was taking handwritten notes and I was going and I was looking at all the times in Matthew where it says that it might be fulfilled that it might be fulfilled that so I was seeing and I was getting I got to Matthew chapter 3 and it says that it might be fulfilled. This is what was spoken by the prophet um the one crying in the wilderness makes straight in the highway of desert for our God. And so I what I was doing is I was going and finding those and then I was going back to the Old Testament and finding where that quote came from. And so I just happened in I I've always had a pension for pattern recognition,
>> right?
>> Um and numbers. And so it was just kind of inherent to me to know I just knew inherently that Matthew was the 40th book of the Bible. And so when I was going through Matthew, I noticed that I was in Matthew, which was book 40 and it was chapter 3 where that prophecy is fulfilled of John the Baptist being the one crying in the wilderness. And so when I went back to look at it, I happened to notice, oh, that prophecy is made in Isaiah 40:3. So I saw Isaiah 40:3 equals Matthew book 40, chapter 4. I thought, well, that's interesting.
>> Yeah, what a coincidence, right?
>> And I I that Isaiah had 66 chapters. So, I immediately went to chapter one and I saw it opens with, listen, O heavens and hear, O earth, the Lord speak, correlating to in the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth. And then I went to Isaiah 66 and read that chapter verse 22 says he's going to create the new heavens and the new earth. Revelation, he actually creates, right?
>> Right. So then what were the master demarcation points or the master um correlations and then I just started going through Isaiah chapter 2, Exodus, Isaiah chapter 3, Leviticus, Isaiah chapter 4,
>> and everything just dovetales together
>> perfectly. Yeah. Wow. Has anyone else done this that you're aware of? I mean, I've never even heard of this.
>> Well, u it's interesting. When I first did this, there was kind of a, I guess you might say, an Edison Tesla moment. Uh, there was another guy working on it, but he wasn't going through the Isaiah chapters and finding how they correlated to the existing Bible book order. What he did instead is he was looking at obvious connections and he was trying to reorder the Bible. Oh,
>> so he had John as the 40th book and he was mixing all these books up and he actually had a product called the Book Order Bible and he actually, you know, kind of beat me to the punch a little bit. Um, I didn't publish my first book until 2007 and he kind of got out there on the internet in 2006 and um, we talked we once we kind of found out that we were both working in a similar area, we we emailed a little bit back and forth. Um, I told him I wouldn't concede Bible book order and he looked at my work and he decided to take all his stuff down.
>> Wow.
>> So he he uh because he was getting a lot of flak.
>> Wow.
>> For trying to reorder the Bible.
>> Right. Right. Right.
>> And that's what this book is all about is the Bible book order showing a thematic progression of God's plan for man, Israel, the church, and the nations um in three iterations, 22 books each. Genesis through Song of Songs. um Isaiah through uh Acts and Romans through Revelation. So one great example I love to give is if you look at the 22nd books, Song of Songs book 22 and it is a prefigure of the marriage.
>> Um you know the the intimate relationship between the Messiah and his bride modeled through Solomon and his wife. Mhm.
>> Um, and so it's a prefigure of the marriage of the lamb. Then the book of the next 22nd book is the book of Acts. So if you start counting from Isaiah, you'll get to the book of Acts, 22nd book, and it's the invitation to the marriage going out to the whole world. And then if you go to the next 22nd book, Revelation, a marriage supper of a lamb.
>> Amazing.
>> And so just astounding.
>> Yeah. They're all in there, every single book. And it's the Hebrew alphabet, the olive to the
>> Of course it is. Yeah. Well,
>> what a coincidence. But um I'm assuming
>> Well, I I can't really say I'm assuming, but is this written for the common man? Can someone like me who doesn't know Greek and Hebrew? Can I pick up this book and and dive in and get, you know, I'm never going to be where you are, but I can get a good overview. Is it accessible?
>> I believe so. Um, I also have a bunch of videos on my YouTube channel that kind of orient people with the concept. And it it's really not these aren't really meant to be page turners. Although you can read it that way if you want, but it's really meant to be um a reference book aid. So if you want to go study, for example, let's just say we're right now on our verse by verse month uh weekly live stream, we're studying Zechariah.
>> Okay.
>> Okay. So, like if you find Zechariah on this chart back here, it's the 15th book of the prophets. Well, if you look at Zechariah, the 15th book of the prophets, it's all about Jerusalem. Um, the things that happen in 70 AD and the things that are going to happen to Jerusalem in the end times
>> and it's all centered around Jerusalem. Well, if you look at the 15th book of the history, Nehemiah, it's all about rebuilding the walls of Jerusalem.
>> Wow. And here when Jesus comes back, Zechariah is the book where we find when he lands on the Mount of Olives,
>> he reshapes and reforms the topology and topography of Jerusalem.
>> Right. Which is unbelievable. And that's literal folks.
>> You know, that's not allegory that he is going to do that.
>> Absolutely.
>> Yeah.
>> And then the spiritualized part, first Peter, 15th book of the epistles, we are the living stones that make up the new Jerusalem.
>> Wow.
>> And so you'll see these correlations all throughout. So, if I were going to dive in, which book would I get?
>> I would start with Metacosm.
>> Okay.
>> And then, uh, Isaiah Matrix is a is a branch off of that, showing that the same structure exists in the 66 chapters of Isaiah. This is a verse by verse commentary through the book of Isaiah, not treating it as the the uh I should say the classical um commentators. And I'm never ever trying to to override or discount what they've done. And I always say that these are um scaffolded or they're higher level hermeneutics where they don't contradict any of the classical understandings of these book
>> four has two
>> they add to
>> there you go exactly
>> and amplify things
>> right so I will um Isaiah matrix will just help you now go to Isaiah chapter 1 and see how it correlates with Genesis book one
>> verse by verse.
>> Wow. Every single verse of Isaiah chapter 1 has a correlation to Genesis book one.
>> Amazing.
>> In Isaiah chapter 2, Exodus book two, verse by verse, but with the with the added feature of showing that prophetic progression for God's mind.
>> Wow. How do we um how do people find you? How do people order the books? I'm going to I'm going to when we're done here, I'm going to get Metacosm. I want to check that out and just see what I could, you know, dig out of that. That's really cool. How how do we get a hold of you?
>> Uh, the best place probably to start is my YouTube channel, which is just dustinbly. That's d- s i n b l y s t o n e all one word. Um, also you can check out our website, riverrock restoration.net. All one word. Riverrestoration.net. And that's the name of our ministry as well. Riverok restoration.
>> Dustin, it's really been an eyeopener and thank you for coming on the road. Really much pleasure. Bless you, sir. Really cool. That's it, folks. I'm I'm going to dive in. This is absolutely fascinating. And you know, without just kind of putting a bow on it, it really shows the supernatural origins of the Bible that somebody is outside space and time who knows the end before the beginning and the beginning before the end. Chuck used to use that all the time. Right. 100%. And that's where I got it from.
>> Chuck Mistler. Isn't it interesting how he, you know, he I I learned the Nephilim from Chuck Mistler. And before that, Dr. ride the E Thomas. That was, you know, that Oh, yeah. So, here we are.
>> You know, two students of Chuck. Pretty cool.
>> It is.
>> Yeah. Amazing. That's it for today, folks. I'll be back tomorrow. Don't forget, um, you know, we do five shows um a week and we'll see you real soon. God bless you. Thanks for watching.
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