Mantle of the Prophet

Deus Ex Machina is latin and refers to "God from a Machine". 

In Greek plays the Deus Ex Machina was when the God would appear at the end of the play and make everything all right, that no matter what was happening the God would then fix it.  Imagine you were sitting in a play and everything is full of suspense and mystery, and then suddenly Zeus comes in and sets everything right - that is the concept of the Deus Ex Machina.

To apply it to the song and the code that the song gives us, the Deus Ex Machina again appears at the end of the metaphoric "play".

The  "dry bones" are dry because there is no water - remember the stone would dry up pools and lakes and take hydrogen from any source that it could.  Bones are descriptive of a skeleton, but bones do connect up to make something else.  A footbone on its own is nothing but when connected up to everything else it becomes part of something.

At the end of the song the words are "Now hear the word of the Lord"

When you have connected up all the parts of the story, of the code and see what you have in front of you, what you will then see is God and it will speak to you.  You will then "Hear the word of the Lord".  I do mean metaphorically speak, as in it won't be like a voice but things will start to make sense as IF you were being spoken to by the divine.

In the song you will notice it does not include the arm bones at all and you have to wonder why that is.  A skull and cross bones is of course the skull and arm bones crossed either behind or in front and below the skull.  Now if you were to cross your arms on your chest you would have a skull and crossbones but with flesh on them obviously as you are not dead or decomposing.  However, in this position the top of the head, the shoulders and the elbows create a pentagram.  The very fact that the arm bones are not mentioned in the song is interesting.  Its not what the song says .. but what it doesn't say, that is one of the most important aspects.

Apparently this song was meant to be about the prophet Ezekiel when he went into the valley of dry bones and they connected themselves up and made full bodies with flesh, and it was Ezekiel who said "Now hear the word of the Lord" .  So by the word of God, the bones and flesh came together. 

This means that to understand the word of God, you have to see how things come together, and connect them up.  To understand the Bible, to understand anything deemed as "The word of God" Then you have to connect everything TO everything.