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Hello and welcome to Prophecy Watchers. I'm Gary Stearman and we have a very special guest today. And when I say very special, I mean it. His name is Dustin Bly Stone, and when you get to know him, you're going to learn something. Dustin, welcome to Prophecy Watchers.
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B
Thank you, Gary. It's an honor to be here again. And I'm just so pleased to have the opportunity to share more information about the Isaiah matrix.
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A
Now I have to hold up this book. It's called the Isaiah Matrix, shows that Isaiah has a pattern that I am sure you have not encountered. You may have, but most people have not noticed this, this phenomenon, that Isaiah is a miniature Bible.
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B
Absolutely. It's an authentication book of the Bible. And if since we started talking about numbers, I thought I'd share this with you, that Isaiah takes the 23rd place in the books of the Bible. So if you take two divided by three, it's 6666. 66, six six, repeating forever. Just like we know from Scripture that the word of God will go on forever in eternity. And so Isaiah is. And I know most people get freaked out when they think of a bunch of sixes because they think of 666. But this is actually 6, 6, 6, 6 6, repeating forever the 66 books of the Bible. And so Isaiah has 66 chapters which mirror the 66 books of the Bible perfectly.
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A
Now I am turning here to page 19, and page 19 has a huge chart on it and it has a lot of numbers, decimal point numbers. And what do they represent? And give us an idea of how you think as you go into the analysis of Isaiah's book.
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B
The chart that you're referencing was actually something that the Lord gave me. This was one of the most interesting experiences I ever had. It wasn't based on any research I did. I literally just followed instructions. He told me to take each book of the Bible, count up how many chapters. And then he said, now the book of Isaiah acts as a authentication piece for those 66 books. So take each chapter of Isaiah and count up the number of verses. And so I did that next. And he said, now take the number of chapters in each book and divide it by the total number of verses in each Isaiah chapter. And I said, okay. And then he said, now sum up the total. What's the total number you get to? And it happens to be 71.08. And I just thought, what in the world does that mean? That didn't really mean anything to me at first, but then somewhere in the back of my mind, I remembered a sermon that I heard from Pastor Sandy Armstrong where he actually showed that 71 is the number in scripture of the Holy Spirit. And so the way you find that is you go to the Old Testament and the Old Testament, the symbol, the word Holy Ghost never appears in the Old Testament. So the way you find it is you look for a symbol of the Holy Spirit, the dove that Noah sends out. And he went to the dove, which is Yonah. If you do the gematria on it, it's 71. Now if you go to the New Testament and you find the Holy Spirit in Greek, the, the thing that he specializes in is finding the perfect correlations. Because in Greek you will always get a multiple of 10. You'll get a multiple of 10 when you. And it'll match the Old Testament. So the dove is 71, Neumahagion is 710, the Holy Spirit. And then, so what he basically shows is that if whenever you go from the Old Testament to the New Testament is you move the decimal place over by 1 and so you get the, the 71.08. Move the decimal place over 1 and you got 7, 10. So the divisions, the division points in the Bible chapters and verses have a geometric or arithmetic perfect relationship to the Holy Spirit. In other words, the Holy. He's saying, my Holy Spirit is the one who authored all these division points, not man. Man didn't do it. I did it. And it's 7.10.8, because 8 is the number of eternity and infinity. So it's like the Holy Spirit is the one who authored the Bible and all of its indexing and division points, and it leads us into eternity.
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A
It's interesting from a mathematical perspective, as you just illustrated, but from a verbal perspective, you have taken Isaiah and you noticed that Isaiah has as many chapters as there are books in the Bible.
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B
Right?
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A
And take us from there. Just a little way to illustrate to people what you're doing in this book.
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B
I saw that Isaiah, chapter 40, verse three equaled Matthew book 40, chapter three, because Matthew book 40, chapter three is the fulfillment of the prophecy of parry in the desert, a highway for our God. So I went back and I looked at where that prophecy came from. And it just so happened to be Isaiah, chapter 40, verse three. And I was like, oh, Isaiah, chapter 40, verse three equals Matthew book 40, chapter three. I don't think that's a coincidence.
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What we call a coincidence. Yeah, except wait a minute, maybe it's not a coincidence.
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B
Exactly. So I decided to investigate so I went to Genesis. Well, I went to Isaiah chapter one and looked to see if it had anything correlating with Genesis book one. And I found a number of correlations. We see, first of all, Isaiah starts his prophesying by saying, listen O heavens and hear O earth, for the Lord speaks. That's the very first words of Isaiah chapter 1, verse 2. And in Genesis it's in the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth. So in the beginning he's creating it, and in Isaiah he's now prophesying to it. And then I went to Revelation. Well, I went to Isaiah chapter 66 and read that particular chapter and it prophesies of the new heavens and the new earth. And of course I automatically knew that Revelation, that prophecy is coming to pass in Revelation, where God creates the new heavens and the new earth. And that started a detailed exploration. So at that point I was taking handwritten notes and I went To Isaiah chapter 2 At that point, and I would go to Exodus and read chapter one of Exodus and I would read Isaiah chapter two. Then I would read chapter two of Exodus and read Isaiah chapter two. Then I would read chapter three of Exodus and read Isaiah chapter two again. Read chapter four of Exodus and Isaiah chapter two again. And I was just detailing all of the correlations and parallels that I was finding there, and they're numerous.
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A
And you're saying basically that the book of Isaiah is laid out in precisely the same way the Bible is laid out. And in fact, and I've heard it said, or heard it referred to as Isaiah's miniature Bible. And so you have spent how many years now studying the coincidences between the Bible, the structure of the Bible and the structure of the Book of Isaiah?
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B
Actually, I have it on the back. It's a project that spent 22 years of deep Bible study and exploration mapping out all the correlations. But also it includes the other study that I did, Metacosm, which goes through the Bible book order. So if the Bible has a book order that has a thematic progression mirroring the believer's life, Israel's history and spiritual development, the church's history and spiritual development, and each individual believers history and spiritual development and their prophetic destinies, then the book of Isaiah should also therefore bear out that same pattern of progression. And it does. And so that's. I basically, yeah, I wrote this, my first book, Isaiah, a biblical microcosm. And this was the one that just looked at the 66 chapters, 66 books.
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A
Now I've heard this referred to as Isaiah's miniature Bible or many other titles by people who have noticed this from time to time. In fact, I began to notice this years ago, but I did not apply the incredible discipline that you have applied. I saw that that Isaiah was definitely laid out in the pattern of the entire Bible. And this was intriguing to me. And I started looking at it and meanwhile you were over there really looking at it. And the result is called the Isaiah Matrix. This is a book, what can I say? It's heavy. And it's heavy for a reason because you've worked very, very hard on this.
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B
Absolutely. And it's been a pleasure and an honor to do it. I feel called to do it and I've been so blessed by going through it. It's really enriched and enhanced my spiritual walk. And the other things that I think are real exciting is that it shows, embedded and baked into it is the premillennial pre tribulation rapture eschatology that we all adhere to here at Prophecy Watchers. And it shows that out very, very clearly.
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A
We've got to take a little break right now. When we come back, I want you to explain that to me. We're talking with Dustin Blighstone. By the way, if you'd like to get a copy of our magazine, monthly magazine, the Prophecy Watcher. Here's how you can do that.
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C
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A
And we're back with Dustin Blythstone. And let's continue where we left off because the idea that you're presenting is very intriguing to me.
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B
Right, so this goes into my second book, MetacoSM, where I detailed a prophetic progression of the book order. Genesis to Exodus, Exodus to Leviticus, Leviticus to Numbers, Deuteronomy. It's showing the history of Israel and God, developing them into a nation and ultimately into a kingdom. But right before they become a kingdom. The last book before the kingdom age commences is the Book of Ruth, which happens during the Judges stage. Towards the end of the Judges period of God's divine history. And as you see that it's a gentile bride marrying her Jewish kinsman, Redeemer, right before the kingdom age commences. Well, when you look at it, that's actually the eighth book of the Bible, the book of Ruth. So you go to the eighth chapter of Isaiah and you find another marriage. It's the marriage of Isaiah to his wife, the prophetess, and they have a child named Mahershalal Hashbaz. It's a mouthful, but his name is indicative of the Rapture, meaning quick is the spoil, speedy is the prey. And the rapture is talked about as a spoil in the book of Luke and the book of Matthew, it's a spoil. God is spoiling Satan's domain by taking his people home. And then if you look at Amos, which is the eighth book of the prophets, and it corresponds to Isaiah chapter 30, there's a massive amount of correlation between those that chapter and that book. And Amos starts with a shepherd from Tekoa. Tekoa means trumpets, by the way, two years before the earthquake. And I believe that the rapture is going to cause. Because it's also the resurrection of the dead in Christ. I believe it's going to cause a massive worldwide series of earthquakes. And then if you go to first Thessalonians, which is the eighth book of the epistles, it's the doctrine of the Rapture. And it corresponds to Isaiah chapter 52. And let's just look at it. Look at Isaiah chapter 52 with me, and I think you'll be quite intrigued.
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A
Well, I'm ready to be intrigued now. I am Turning to Isaiah 52. And here we are. Awake. Awake. Put on thy strength, O Zion. That's the way it opens up.
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Yeah, but notice where they're awaking from. In verse two, shake thyself from the dust. In verse two, arise. And so you're seeing a picture of awakening out of the the dust of the earth. And it's a call, I believe, for the Rapture. And then if you go verse by verse through Isaiah 52, and you pair it with First Thessalonians, the book that details the doctrine of the Rapture, you'll see a multitude of correlations there that are detailed in the book. Wow. And so you see Rapture Prefigure, Book 8, Rapture Prophecy, Amos, Book 8, Rapture Doctrine, First Thessalonians, Book 8. And they all correlate with each other. And they all correlate with Isaiah, chapter 8, Isaiah, chapter 30, and Isaiah chapter 52.
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And you've spent how many years putting all this together?
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22 years.
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22 years, which is an interesting number by the way.
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22 letters of the Hebrew Alphabet. Right. And I actually call them in the book. I call the books in the book at the end there's a section where you see the, the three book tendemic relationships that I was just mentioning. You see those three book tendemic relationships in terms of their alternative Alphabet. Genesis, Isaiah and Romans, the Aleph books, Exodus, Jeremiah and 1 Corinthians, the BET Books, Leviticus, Lamentations, 2 Corinthians, the Gamma books. And if you really examine that and explore it thoroughly, you actually see that each one of those books, like for example 2 Corinthians, it directly quotes Leviticus and it directly quotes Lamentations. First Corinthians directly quotes Jeremiah and directly quotes Exodus, Romans directly quotes Isaiah and directly quotes Genesis 17 times as a matter of fact. And so it's as if I don't know Paul, if Paul knew that he was doing that or not consciously, but clearly the Holy Spirit was having him when he wrote this book. He was inspiring to quote the other two books that correlate with the themes that were being brought out in that epistle. And so God is just amazing. He's unbelievably beyond our ability to fully comprehend.
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I think we all know that God is amazing. But to know that he's amazing and than to actually see how amazing he is, those are two different things. When you see something as you have for years and years of study, things, to use the old expression, things just from time to time, blow you away, they're so phenomenal, right? You just see things that people don't see who haven't the time or the inclination to study as deeply as you have.
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Well, I'm privileged to do it. But you know, just to keep on that track for a moment, if you want to see pre tribulation rapture there, just look at the very next set of books. Second Thessalonians. Well, Second Thessalonians talks about the Antichrist coming into the temple and displaying himself as being God. But Second Thessalonians comes after first Thessalonians. And then if you go to its tandemic books, Obadiah is a prophecy about an Edomite or an Idiomain, a descendant of Esau, who is correct, who drinks and profanes on God's holy mountain. And then if you go back to first Samuel, the ninth book of the history, it's a prefigure of the Antichrist. Saul is a false king who looks head and shoulders above the rest. He's tall, dark, and handsome. He's charismatic. He's peaceful. The people clamor after him. They say, we want him. And God says, no, you don't. And they say, yes, we do. And God says, no, he's going to do this. He's going to do this. He's going to do this. He's going to destroy your nation and make everything terrible with all the people and everything that he's doing. And as he does that, the people say, no, no, we really want him. We want him to be our king. And God says, okay. And he gives them to him. But you'll also note, and this is interesting, that Saul actually dies in the valley of Jezreel, the same place where the battle of Armageddon is going to be fought. Wow. And so you could see all the way through that Saul is used as a typology of the Antichrist. And the whole time, notice that the very last word in Ruth is David. David is already on the scene before Saul. People during Saul's reign start more and more and more and more adhering to David. They say, Saul has slain his thousands, but David, his ten thousands. So people are starting to come to faith in the true king, even during the Antichrist's reign. And as that continues on, you then see David in Second Samuel come and take the kingdom. And guess how many wives he has? 7. Picture of Christ with the seven churches in Revelation chapters two and three. And so you can just see these allusions all over the place. And then when you look at the Isaiah chapters, Isaiah chapter 9, Isaiah, chapter 31, and Isaiah chapter 53, they all align with those same themes.
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A
Wow. Dustin Blystone, Someone with the proclivity toward study that a lot of us don't have. We come back from this break, there's something I'm going to point out that you're really going to enjoy.
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C
Many years ago, Gary Stearman wrote a series of articles entitled Isaiah's Miniature Bible. Gary showed us how the 66 chapters of Isaiah mirror the 66 books of the Bible. For those who appreciate divine design, scriptural patterns are the ultimate proof that God's word can be trusted. It is perfect in its original languages, and every letter, word, word, chapter and book is divinely inspired. The Bible has been called God's love letter to mankind, but it's a love letter written in blood. The sacrifice Jesus made on the cross for the sins of humanity. You can't imagine our joy at discovering these two life changing masterpieces from our guest today, Dustin Blystone, 22 years in the making. He takes us places 99.9% of the churches will never see. There are patterns in scripture that cannot be the work of a man or even the world's best. The Bible is a supernatural book written by a supernatural creator. We need to understand that the Bible is a living document prepared by God to show us where we came from, where we're going and how to get there. Our Bible was created in another dimension. Even the order of the books were perfectly placed. The same God who hung the sun in the sky ordered the placement of each of the 66 books, books in the perfect order he so desired. There's so much more in Dustin's book I'd love to share. The Isaiah Matrix is a treasure trove of advanced understanding. 444 pages in all. Within the pages you're going to find discoveries that will leave you breathless. Discover the relationship between Isaiah chapter 66 and the 66th book of the Bible, Revelation. Be amazed at the relationship between Isaiah chapter 1 and Genesis 1. Parallel passages confirm Dustin's laborious research, ultimately shining a light on our Savior and his plans of salvation throughout all 66 interconnected books. Dustin's first book, MetacoSM, is available for your gift of $25 or more. It provides the foundation to fully understand the depth of his second book, the Isaiah Matrix. Available from prophecy watchers for your gift of $40 or more. When you choose the Isaiah Matrix package for your gift of $65 or more, we'll send you both books with a special bonus. A copy of the late Chuck Missler's book on the mysterious codes found throughout the hidden treasures in the biblical text. By the time you finish, you'll be a full fledged believer in divine inspiration. And as always, shipping is included free anywhere in the usa. Order your copies today at the toll free number you see on your screen or visit our online bookstore at ProphecyWatchers TV for our international friends. Please note that additional shipping fees do apply and all prices listed are in US dollars. For those of you who desire to see and study God's word in a powerful new way, Dust and Blystone will open your eyes to God's one of a kind masterpiece.
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Well, we're back with Dustin Blystone and I wish I could let you go on and on, but we're running very short on time and I'd like to bring this to a. Bring us to a position of understanding here. What you're doing is just simply analyzing, starting with what we could call a miniature Bible book of Isaiah, and then looking outward to the chapters of the Bible and bit by bit by bit, you are making absolutely irrefutable comparisons. I think that you're really onto something and you've taken Bible study to a whole new level.
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I appreciate that, praise God. And it's all in there. Everything is just basically looking at what the Bible that we have in our hands today, it's just looking at it and seeing its inherent patterns and structures. It's not adding new information, it's just looking at the information that's there and seeing how it's parsed and indexed in this majestic way.
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Dustin Blighstone. He has worked and you need to look at his work. If you're at all inclined toward this kind of study, this is the book for you. Hi, I'm Gary Stearman. Hey, you keep watching. We are,
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Episode Summary: Inside the Isaiah Matrix | Dustin Blystone

Podcast: Prophecy Watchers
Hosts: Gary Stearman, Mondo Gonzales
Guest: Dustin Blystone
Date: August 9, 2026

Overview

In this episode, Gary Stearman sits down with Dustin Blystone to discuss his groundbreaking study and book, The Isaiah Matrix. Blystone’s 22-year research project uncovers intricate mathematical, structural, and prophetic connections between the 66 chapters of Isaiah and the 66 books of the Bible. The episode explores the concept of Isaiah as a "miniature Bible," highlighting how its chapters mirror biblical history, prophecy, and eschatology, with fascinating patterns that validate divine authorship.

Key Discussion Points & Insights

The Isaiah Matrix – Isaiah as a “Miniature Bible”

Central Thesis:
Isaiah’s 66 chapters correspond structurally and thematically to the 66 books of the Bible. The parallels are not superficial; Blystone details deep numeric, theological, and prophetic interconnections.
Authentication through Patterns:
Blystone describes Isaiah as "an authentication book of the Bible" (00:48), containing features that point to divine authorship through numeric and literary structure.

Numerical and Mathematical Patterns

The Number Patterns:
- Isaiah is the 23rd book in the traditional Bible order. “If you take two divided by three, it’s .666666... repeating forever, just like we know from Scripture that the word of God will go on forever in eternity. … Isaiah has 66 chapters which mirror the 66 books of the Bible perfectly.” (00:48–01:37)
Gematria and Division Points:
- Blystone’s method: “Take each book of the Bible, count up how many chapters. … Take each chapter of Isaiah and count up the number of verses. … Divide the number of chapters in each book by the total number of verses in each Isaiah chapter. … The total number is 71.08.” (02:03)
- This number relates to the symbol of the Holy Spirit (the dove, “Yonah,” equals 71 in Hebrew gematria). In Greek, “Pneuma Hagion” (Holy Spirit) equals 710, matching the decimal movement pattern.
- “So the divisions, the division points in the Bible chapters and verses have a … perfect relationship to the Holy Spirit. … My Holy Spirit is the one who authored all these division points, not man.” (03:50–04:45)

Chapter-to-Book Parallels

Direct Example:
- “Isaiah chapter 40, verse 3 equaled Matthew book 40, chapter 3, because Matthew book 40, chapter 3 is the fulfillment of the prophecy of ‘prepare in the desert a highway for our God.’ … Not a coincidence.” (05:39)
Genesis–Isaiah–Revelation:
- “Isaiah starts his prophesying by saying, ‘Listen O heavens and hear O earth, for the Lord speaks.’ … In Genesis it’s ‘In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth.’… Isaiah is now prophesying to it.” (06:15)
- “Isaiah chapter 66 … prophesies of the new heavens and the new earth … Revelation, that prophecy is coming to pass in Revelation.” (06:40)

Deepening the Matrix – Years of Study

Research Journey:
- “22 years of deep Bible study and exploration mapping out all the correlations … also includes the other study that I did, Metacosm, which goes through the Bible book order.” (08:23)
- Themes in Bible history and personal spiritual development mirror the structure in Isaiah: “Israel’s history and spiritual development, the church’s history and spiritual development, and each individual believer’s history … their prophetic destinies.” (08:32)
- Blystone’s previous book, Isaiah: A Biblical Microcosm, laid the groundwork.

Prophecy, Eschatology, and the Rapture

Pre-Millennial, Pre-Trib Rapture Embedded in Isaiah:
- “It shows, embedded and baked into it is the premillennial pre-tribulation rapture eschatology that we all adhere to here at Prophecy Watchers. And it shows that out very, very clearly.” (10:18)
Book Eights and the Rapture:
- In Jewish history, the Book of Ruth (Bible Book 8) precedes the Kingdom age.
- “Eighth chapter of Isaiah and you find another marriage … marriage of Isaiah to his wife, the prophetess, and they have a child … Mahershalal Hashbaz. … His name is indicative of the Rapture — ‘quick is the spoil, speedy is the prey.’” (14:55)
- Amos (8th book of the prophets) starts with a shepherd from Tekoa (“trumpets”), further alluding to the Rapture, along with predicted earthquakes.
- First Thessalonians (8th Pauline epistle) contains the rapture doctrine; it “corresponds to Isaiah chapter 52.” (15:54)
- Isaiah 52: “Awake, awake, put on thy strength, O Zion. … Shake thyself from the dust … arise. … A picture of awakening out of the dust of the earth. And it’s a call, I believe, for the Rapture.” (17:18)

Thematic Book Clusters and New Testament Parallels

Hebrew Alphabet and Book Clusters:
- “22 letters of the Hebrew Alphabet. … In the book at the end there’s a section where you see the three book tandemic relationships I was just mentioning.” (18:34)
- Example: Genesis, Isaiah, and Romans (the Aleph books) inter-quote each other; Exodus, Jeremiah, and 1 Corinthians (the Bet books) do likewise, and so on.
- “Romans directly quotes Isaiah and directly quotes Genesis 17 times as a matter of fact. … Clearly the Holy Spirit was having [Paul] … quote the other two books that correlate with the themes.” (19:21)

Antichrist Typology

Pre-Tribulation Pattern in Book 9s:
- Second Thessalonians details the Antichrist, pairing with Obadiah (prophecy about Edomites) and Saul in First Samuel (a type of Antichrist).
- “Saul is used as a typology of the Antichrist. … The very last word in Ruth is David. David is already on the scene before Saul. … People are starting to come to faith in the true king, even during the Antichrist’s reign.” (20:43)
- David’s seven wives: “A picture of Christ with the seven churches in Revelation chapters two and three.” (22:49)
- Isaiah chapters 9, 31, and 53 line up with these patterns.

Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

“Isaiah is an authentication book of the Bible. … Isaiah has 66 chapters which mirror the 66 books of the Bible perfectly.” — Dustin Blystone (00:48)
“The divisions … in the Bible chapters and verses have a geometric or arithmetic perfect relationship to the Holy Spirit. … My Holy Spirit is the one who authored all these division points, not man.” — Dustin Blystone (03:50–04:45)
“Isaiah chapter 40, verse 3 equals Matthew book 40, chapter 3. I don’t think that’s a coincidence.” — Dustin Blystone (05:39)
“22 years of deep Bible study and exploration mapping out all the correlations.” — Dustin Blystone (08:23)
“It shows, embedded and baked into it is the premillennial pre-tribulation rapture eschatology that we all adhere to here at Prophecy Watchers.” — Dustin Blystone (10:18)
“Awake. Awake. Put on thy strength, O Zion. … Shake thyself from the dust … arise.” — Gary Stearman reading Isaiah 52 (17:18)
“Saul is used as a typology of the Antichrist. … David is already on the scene before Saul. … People are starting to come to faith in the true king, even during the Antichrist’s reign.” — Dustin Blystone (20:43)
“You’re making absolutely irrefutable comparisons. I think that you’re really onto something and you’ve taken Bible study to a whole new level.” — Gary Stearman (26:45)

Timestamps for Major Segments

[00:01–00:48] Introduction to Dustin Blystone & The Isaiah Matrix
[00:48–01:37] Isaiah’s Numerical and Structural “Miniature Bible” Pattern
[02:03–05:11] Numeric Typology and The Holy Spirit
[05:39–07:49] Specific Chapter/Book Correlations (Isaiah–Matthew; Isaiah–Genesis; Isaiah–Revelation)
[08:23–09:25] 22 Years of Study & The Metacosm Concept
[10:18–10:50] Embedded Eschatology: The Pre-Tribulation Rapture
[14:45–17:18] Progression of Bible Books & the Rapture in the Eighth Books
[17:34–18:30] Isaiah 52 and the Rapture; “Awake, Awake, Put on Thy Strength…”
[18:33–20:08] Hebrew Alphabet & Book Clusters: Thematic and Structural Links
[20:43–23:18] Antichrist Patterns: Saul, the Edomite, and Book 9s Typology
[26:45–27:59] Conclusion: The Depth and Value of The Isaiah Matrix

Tone and Language

The tone is respectful, enthusiastic, and deeply reverent for the Scriptures. Both Stearman and Blystone express awe at the interconnectedness Blystone’s research reveals. The language is scholarly, yet accessible to laypeople interested in Bible study and prophecy.

Final Takeaway

The Isaiah Matrix presents a meticulously researched framework that uncovers hidden patterns between the structure of Isaiah and the entire Bible, revealing what Blystone and Stearman see as irrefutable evidence of divine inspiration. Through mathematical, thematic, and prophetic parallels, it challenges believers to dive deeper into the text and discover how profoundly every aspect of the Bible is interconnected.

(To learn more, Dustin Blystone’s books "MetacoSM" and "The Isaiah Matrix" are available through Prophecy Watchers, and additional resources can be found at their website.)

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Hello and welcome to Prophecy Watchers. I'm Gary Stearman and we have a very special guest today. And when I say very special, I mean it. His name is Dustin Bly Stone, and when you get to know him, you're going to learn something. Dustin, welcome to Prophecy Watchers.
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Thank you, Gary. It's an honor to be here again. And I'm just so pleased to have the opportunity to share more information about the Isaiah matrix.
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A
Now I have to hold up this book. It's called the Isaiah Matrix, shows that Isaiah has a pattern that I am sure you have not encountered. You may have, but most people have not noticed this, this phenomenon, that Isaiah is a miniature Bible.
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B
Absolutely. It's an authentication book of the Bible. And if since we started talking about numbers, I thought I'd share this with you, that Isaiah takes the 23rd place in the books of the Bible. So if you take two divided by three, it's 6666. 66, six six, repeating forever. Just like we know from Scripture that the word of God will go on forever in eternity. And so Isaiah is. And I know most people get freaked out when they think of a bunch of sixes because they think of 666. But this is actually 6, 6, 6, 6 6, repeating forever the 66 books of the Bible. And so Isaiah has 66 chapters which mirror the 66 books of the Bible perfectly.
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A
Now I am turning here to page 19, and page 19 has a huge chart on it and it has a lot of numbers, decimal point numbers. And what do they represent? And give us an idea of how you think as you go into the analysis of Isaiah's book.
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B
The chart that you're referencing was actually something that the Lord gave me. This was one of the most interesting experiences I ever had. It wasn't based on any research I did. I literally just followed instructions. He told me to take each book of the Bible, count up how many chapters. And then he said, now the book of Isaiah acts as a authentication piece for those 66 books. So take each chapter of Isaiah and count up the number of verses. And so I did that next. And he said, now take the number of chapters in each book and divide it by the total number of verses in each Isaiah chapter. And I said, okay. And then he said, now sum up the total. What's the total number you get to? And it happens to be 71.08. And I just thought, what in the world does that mean? That didn't really mean anything to me at first, but then somewhere in the back of my mind, I remembered a sermon that I heard from Pastor Sandy Armstrong where he actually showed that 71 is the number in scripture of the Holy Spirit. And so the way you find that is you go to the Old Testament and the Old Testament, the symbol, the word Holy Ghost never appears in the Old Testament. So the way you find it is you look for a symbol of the Holy Spirit, the dove that Noah sends out. And he went to the dove, which is Yonah. If you do the gematria on it, it's 71. Now if you go to the New Testament and you find the Holy Spirit in Greek, the, the thing that he specializes in is finding the perfect correlations. Because in Greek you will always get a multiple of 10. You'll get a multiple of 10 when you. And it'll match the Old Testament. So the dove is 71, Neumahagion is 710, the Holy Spirit. And then, so what he basically shows is that if whenever you go from the Old Testament to the New Testament is you move the decimal place over by 1 and so you get the, the 71.08. Move the decimal place over 1 and you got 7, 10. So the divisions, the division points in the Bible chapters and verses have a geometric or arithmetic perfect relationship to the Holy Spirit. In other words, the Holy. He's saying, my Holy Spirit is the one who authored all these division points, not man. Man didn't do it. I did it. And it's 7.10.8, because 8 is the number of eternity and infinity. So it's like the Holy Spirit is the one who authored the Bible and all of its indexing and division points, and it leads us into eternity.
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A
It's interesting from a mathematical perspective, as you just illustrated, but from a verbal perspective, you have taken Isaiah and you noticed that Isaiah has as many chapters as there are books in the Bible.
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B
Right?
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A
And take us from there. Just a little way to illustrate to people what you're doing in this book.
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B
I saw that Isaiah, chapter 40, verse three equaled Matthew book 40, chapter three, because Matthew book 40, chapter three is the fulfillment of the prophecy of parry in the desert, a highway for our God. So I went back and I looked at where that prophecy came from. And it just so happened to be Isaiah, chapter 40, verse three. And I was like, oh, Isaiah, chapter 40, verse three equals Matthew book 40, chapter three. I don't think that's a coincidence.
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A
What we call a coincidence. Yeah, except wait a minute, maybe it's not a coincidence.
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B
Exactly. So I decided to investigate so I went to Genesis. Well, I went to Isaiah chapter one and looked to see if it had anything correlating with Genesis book one. And I found a number of correlations. We see, first of all, Isaiah starts his prophesying by saying, listen O heavens and hear O earth, for the Lord speaks. That's the very first words of Isaiah chapter 1, verse 2. And in Genesis it's in the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth. So in the beginning he's creating it, and in Isaiah he's now prophesying to it. And then I went to Revelation. Well, I went to Isaiah chapter 66 and read that particular chapter and it prophesies of the new heavens and the new earth. And of course I automatically knew that Revelation, that prophecy is coming to pass in Revelation, where God creates the new heavens and the new earth. And that started a detailed exploration. So at that point I was taking handwritten notes and I went To Isaiah chapter 2 At that point, and I would go to Exodus and read chapter one of Exodus and I would read Isaiah chapter two. Then I would read chapter two of Exodus and read Isaiah chapter two. Then I would read chapter three of Exodus and read Isaiah chapter two again. Read chapter four of Exodus and Isaiah chapter two again. And I was just detailing all of the correlations and parallels that I was finding there, and they're numerous.
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A
And you're saying basically that the book of Isaiah is laid out in precisely the same way the Bible is laid out. And in fact, and I've heard it said, or heard it referred to as Isaiah's miniature Bible. And so you have spent how many years now studying the coincidences between the Bible, the structure of the Bible and the structure of the Book of Isaiah?
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B
Actually, I have it on the back. It's a project that spent 22 years of deep Bible study and exploration mapping out all the correlations. But also it includes the other study that I did, Metacosm, which goes through the Bible book order. So if the Bible has a book order that has a thematic progression mirroring the believer's life, Israel's history and spiritual development, the church's history and spiritual development, and each individual believers history and spiritual development and their prophetic destinies, then the book of Isaiah should also therefore bear out that same pattern of progression. And it does. And so that's. I basically, yeah, I wrote this, my first book, Isaiah, a biblical microcosm. And this was the one that just looked at the 66 chapters, 66 books.
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A
Now I've heard this referred to as Isaiah's miniature Bible or many other titles by people who have noticed this from time to time. In fact, I began to notice this years ago, but I did not apply the incredible discipline that you have applied. I saw that that Isaiah was definitely laid out in the pattern of the entire Bible. And this was intriguing to me. And I started looking at it and meanwhile you were over there really looking at it. And the result is called the Isaiah Matrix. This is a book, what can I say? It's heavy. And it's heavy for a reason because you've worked very, very hard on this.
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B
Absolutely. And it's been a pleasure and an honor to do it. I feel called to do it and I've been so blessed by going through it. It's really enriched and enhanced my spiritual walk. And the other things that I think are real exciting is that it shows, embedded and baked into it is the premillennial pre tribulation rapture eschatology that we all adhere to here at Prophecy Watchers. And it shows that out very, very clearly.
[10:50]
A
We've got to take a little break right now. When we come back, I want you to explain that to me. We're talking with Dustin Blighstone. By the way, if you'd like to get a copy of our magazine, monthly magazine, the Prophecy Watcher. Here's how you can do that.
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C
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A
And we're back with Dustin Blythstone. And let's continue where we left off because the idea that you're presenting is very intriguing to me.
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B
Right, so this goes into my second book, MetacoSM, where I detailed a prophetic progression of the book order. Genesis to Exodus, Exodus to Leviticus, Leviticus to Numbers, Deuteronomy. It's showing the history of Israel and God, developing them into a nation and ultimately into a kingdom. But right before they become a kingdom. The last book before the kingdom age commences is the Book of Ruth, which happens during the Judges stage. Towards the end of the Judges period of God's divine history. And as you see that it's a gentile bride marrying her Jewish kinsman, Redeemer, right before the kingdom age commences. Well, when you look at it, that's actually the eighth book of the Bible, the book of Ruth. So you go to the eighth chapter of Isaiah and you find another marriage. It's the marriage of Isaiah to his wife, the prophetess, and they have a child named Mahershalal Hashbaz. It's a mouthful, but his name is indicative of the Rapture, meaning quick is the spoil, speedy is the prey. And the rapture is talked about as a spoil in the book of Luke and the book of Matthew, it's a spoil. God is spoiling Satan's domain by taking his people home. And then if you look at Amos, which is the eighth book of the prophets, and it corresponds to Isaiah chapter 30, there's a massive amount of correlation between those that chapter and that book. And Amos starts with a shepherd from Tekoa. Tekoa means trumpets, by the way, two years before the earthquake. And I believe that the rapture is going to cause. Because it's also the resurrection of the dead in Christ. I believe it's going to cause a massive worldwide series of earthquakes. And then if you go to first Thessalonians, which is the eighth book of the epistles, it's the doctrine of the Rapture. And it corresponds to Isaiah chapter 52. And let's just look at it. Look at Isaiah chapter 52 with me, and I think you'll be quite intrigued.
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A
Well, I'm ready to be intrigued now. I am Turning to Isaiah 52. And here we are. Awake. Awake. Put on thy strength, O Zion. That's the way it opens up.
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B
Yeah, but notice where they're awaking from. In verse two, shake thyself from the dust. In verse two, arise. And so you're seeing a picture of awakening out of the the dust of the earth. And it's a call, I believe, for the Rapture. And then if you go verse by verse through Isaiah 52, and you pair it with First Thessalonians, the book that details the doctrine of the Rapture, you'll see a multitude of correlations there that are detailed in the book. Wow. And so you see Rapture Prefigure, Book 8, Rapture Prophecy, Amos, Book 8, Rapture Doctrine, First Thessalonians, Book 8. And they all correlate with each other. And they all correlate with Isaiah, chapter 8, Isaiah, chapter 30, and Isaiah chapter 52.
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A
And you've spent how many years putting all this together?
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B
22 years.
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A
22 years, which is an interesting number by the way.
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B
22 letters of the Hebrew Alphabet. Right. And I actually call them in the book. I call the books in the book at the end there's a section where you see the, the three book tendemic relationships that I was just mentioning. You see those three book tendemic relationships in terms of their alternative Alphabet. Genesis, Isaiah and Romans, the Aleph books, Exodus, Jeremiah and 1 Corinthians, the BET Books, Leviticus, Lamentations, 2 Corinthians, the Gamma books. And if you really examine that and explore it thoroughly, you actually see that each one of those books, like for example 2 Corinthians, it directly quotes Leviticus and it directly quotes Lamentations. First Corinthians directly quotes Jeremiah and directly quotes Exodus, Romans directly quotes Isaiah and directly quotes Genesis 17 times as a matter of fact. And so it's as if I don't know Paul, if Paul knew that he was doing that or not consciously, but clearly the Holy Spirit was having him when he wrote this book. He was inspiring to quote the other two books that correlate with the themes that were being brought out in that epistle. And so God is just amazing. He's unbelievably beyond our ability to fully comprehend.
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A
I think we all know that God is amazing. But to know that he's amazing and than to actually see how amazing he is, those are two different things. When you see something as you have for years and years of study, things, to use the old expression, things just from time to time, blow you away, they're so phenomenal, right? You just see things that people don't see who haven't the time or the inclination to study as deeply as you have.
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B
Well, I'm privileged to do it. But you know, just to keep on that track for a moment, if you want to see pre tribulation rapture there, just look at the very next set of books. Second Thessalonians. Well, Second Thessalonians talks about the Antichrist coming into the temple and displaying himself as being God. But Second Thessalonians comes after first Thessalonians. And then if you go to its tandemic books, Obadiah is a prophecy about an Edomite or an Idiomain, a descendant of Esau, who is correct, who drinks and profanes on God's holy mountain. And then if you go back to first Samuel, the ninth book of the history, it's a prefigure of the Antichrist. Saul is a false king who looks head and shoulders above the rest. He's tall, dark, and handsome. He's charismatic. He's peaceful. The people clamor after him. They say, we want him. And God says, no, you don't. And they say, yes, we do. And God says, no, he's going to do this. He's going to do this. He's going to do this. He's going to destroy your nation and make everything terrible with all the people and everything that he's doing. And as he does that, the people say, no, no, we really want him. We want him to be our king. And God says, okay. And he gives them to him. But you'll also note, and this is interesting, that Saul actually dies in the valley of Jezreel, the same place where the battle of Armageddon is going to be fought. Wow. And so you could see all the way through that Saul is used as a typology of the Antichrist. And the whole time, notice that the very last word in Ruth is David. David is already on the scene before Saul. People during Saul's reign start more and more and more and more adhering to David. They say, Saul has slain his thousands, but David, his ten thousands. So people are starting to come to faith in the true king, even during the Antichrist's reign. And as that continues on, you then see David in Second Samuel come and take the kingdom. And guess how many wives he has? 7. Picture of Christ with the seven churches in Revelation chapters two and three. And so you can just see these allusions all over the place. And then when you look at the Isaiah chapters, Isaiah chapter 9, Isaiah, chapter 31, and Isaiah chapter 53, they all align with those same themes.
[23:18]
A
Wow. Dustin Blystone, Someone with the proclivity toward study that a lot of us don't have. We come back from this break, there's something I'm going to point out that you're really going to enjoy.
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C
Many years ago, Gary Stearman wrote a series of articles entitled Isaiah's Miniature Bible. Gary showed us how the 66 chapters of Isaiah mirror the 66 books of the Bible. For those who appreciate divine design, scriptural patterns are the ultimate proof that God's word can be trusted. It is perfect in its original languages, and every letter, word, word, chapter and book is divinely inspired. The Bible has been called God's love letter to mankind, but it's a love letter written in blood. The sacrifice Jesus made on the cross for the sins of humanity. You can't imagine our joy at discovering these two life changing masterpieces from our guest today, Dustin Blystone, 22 years in the making. He takes us places 99.9% of the churches will never see. There are patterns in scripture that cannot be the work of a man or even the world's best. The Bible is a supernatural book written by a supernatural creator. We need to understand that the Bible is a living document prepared by God to show us where we came from, where we're going and how to get there. Our Bible was created in another dimension. Even the order of the books were perfectly placed. The same God who hung the sun in the sky ordered the placement of each of the 66 books, books in the perfect order he so desired. There's so much more in Dustin's book I'd love to share. The Isaiah Matrix is a treasure trove of advanced understanding. 444 pages in all. Within the pages you're going to find discoveries that will leave you breathless. Discover the relationship between Isaiah chapter 66 and the 66th book of the Bible, Revelation. Be amazed at the relationship between Isaiah chapter 1 and Genesis 1. Parallel passages confirm Dustin's laborious research, ultimately shining a light on our Savior and his plans of salvation throughout all 66 interconnected books. Dustin's first book, MetacoSM, is available for your gift of $25 or more. It provides the foundation to fully understand the depth of his second book, the Isaiah Matrix. Available from prophecy watchers for your gift of $40 or more. When you choose the Isaiah Matrix package for your gift of $65 or more, we'll send you both books with a special bonus. A copy of the late Chuck Missler's book on the mysterious codes found throughout the hidden treasures in the biblical text. By the time you finish, you'll be a full fledged believer in divine inspiration. And as always, shipping is included free anywhere in the usa. Order your copies today at the toll free number you see on your screen or visit our online bookstore at ProphecyWatchers TV for our international friends. Please note that additional shipping fees do apply and all prices listed are in US dollars. For those of you who desire to see and study God's word in a powerful new way, Dust and Blystone will open your eyes to God's one of a kind masterpiece.
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A
Well, we're back with Dustin Blystone and I wish I could let you go on and on, but we're running very short on time and I'd like to bring this to a. Bring us to a position of understanding here. What you're doing is just simply analyzing, starting with what we could call a miniature Bible book of Isaiah, and then looking outward to the chapters of the Bible and bit by bit by bit, you are making absolutely irrefutable comparisons. I think that you're really onto something and you've taken Bible study to a whole new level.
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B
I appreciate that, praise God. And it's all in there. Everything is just basically looking at what the Bible that we have in our hands today, it's just looking at it and seeing its inherent patterns and structures. It's not adding new information, it's just looking at the information that's there and seeing how it's parsed and indexed in this majestic way.
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Dustin Blighstone. He has worked and you need to look at his work. If you're at all inclined toward this kind of study, this is the book for you. Hi, I'm Gary Stearman. Hey, you keep watching. We are,
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C
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