Who this is for
The site is designed especially for members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, while welcoming Christians from other traditions and anyone exploring faith, purpose, repentance, or spiritual growth. Readers worldwide can use the English study library without an account. An account enables saved work, AI inquiry, and collaboration.
What the project publishes
Scripture pages contain the King James text of Isaiah, an AI-assisted chapter overview, and routes into deeper study. Chapters 1 and 2 also include prepared Resonance Model commentary. Study guides are AI-assisted editorial material published by Words of Isaiah. These labels describe how the content was produced; they do not imply that Matthew personally wrote or reviewed every sentence.
How a reading is developed
We begin with the passage’s words, audience, and context. Interpretations should identify the verses supporting them and distinguish scripture, official teaching, model interpretation, modern application, analogy, and open questions. Latter-day Saint readings consult Restoration scripture and link to the Church’s own materials. Modern allegations require evidence beyond a prophetic analogy.
The model’s foundation
Matthew designated ten working documents as the shared foundation for this site and ResonanceModel.com. They include definitions, the glossary, a canonization charter, claim and evolution ledgers, a theology map, and research records. Their provisional and pending labels remain intact. Later published formulations are identified separately where they differ. See the source catalog and interpretation method.
Independence and authority
This is not an official Church publication. The Resonance Model does not establish doctrine, and its metaphysical hypotheses are not established scientific findings. No independent human peer review is claimed. Read official teachings at ChurchofJesusChrist.org.
Corrections and ongoing development
Published guides show their publication date. Material revisions should update that date, the source record, and any affected interpretation. Saved AI analyses retain their knowledge edition so later changes do not silently rewrite earlier work. To report an error, include the page, exact passage, and supporting source in a message to truth@resonancemodel.com.
About Matthew Castle
Matthew created the Resonance Model as a lens for exploring truth, agency, correction, grace, and alignment with God’s character and purposes. Words of Isaiah applies that framework to personal and communal scripture study. Read the model’s development.