[NAND] _FindFlashMediaAndKeepout.... Error

[NAND ] _FindFlashMediaAndKeepout :601 physical nand block offset 1

[NAND ] start :356 this 0x9f538400 PROVIDER=0x9f6b1f00 flashMedia=0x9f6b1f00

[NAND ] WMR_Start : 149 Apple PPN NAND Driver , Read/Write

[NAND ] WMR_Start : 174 FIL_Init [OK]

[NAND ] WMR_Open : 371 VFL_Open [OK]

[NAND ] s_cxt_boot : 88 sftl : error , unclean shutdown; adopted 11280 spans

[NAND ] WMR_Open : 420 FTL_Open [OK]

[NAND ] _publishServices : 642 FTL capabilities : 0x00000001

[NAND ] _ppnvflGetStruct : 3469 Checking borrowed blocks - count : 23 max_count : 23

[NAND ] _fetchBorrowedList : 881 number of borrowed blocks 16

Above is the error that I started receiving this morning. The phone wasn't plugged into anything and appeared to have turned off due to a low battery. The phone was unresponsive when I hit the lock screen button or home button. When I plugged it into a wall outlet with the original USB cord and wall adapter, it initially showed that it had a low battery. After a few minutes once it had enough power to start, the Apple logo displayed normally for a few seconds and then the screen went dim and displayed the above error.

I then pushed and help the lock screen button and home button together until it turned off to hard reset it. I held the home button and plugged it into my Mac Mini so that it would go into recovery mode.

When I am prompted to restore the device iTunes states that it is preparing the iPhone to be restored, the phone itself will turn off and back on with the Apple logo temporarily until it goes back to the the error screen at the top of this post. iTunes displays that it is waiting...

When iTunes finally gives up, it will throw an unexpected error of either 4005 or 4013

I've seen similar discussions such as:

iPhone 4S Stuck at boot showing [NAND] ? https://discussions.apple.com/thread/4109291?start=0&tstart=0

Well I was using my iphone 5, When ..... i get the same error , https://discussions.apple.com/thread/5332446

My iphone 5 wont move ..... offset 1 Someone PLEASE HELP ME! https://discussions.apple.com/thread/4977481

and several others but none of which have been helpful. I've seen some actual Apple employees post on the discussions but nothing useful; the typical have you read the troubleshooting steps, here's some links to error messages, etc...that don't explain what this issue is and what I can do to resolve it.

Any help would be much appreciated.

-Jeff