What is the true nature of God? History as it is written describes the world’s events, often skewed by politics, religious doctrine or the account of the victor, not the vanquished. But there is another way to view history. Not as a plan or as a random series of events, but the consequences of forces we can’t see or feel, or even know are there. In this book, I explain among other things, that via years of visions, dreams and constant epiphany, in the throws’ of religious experience, I had revealed to me The Apocalypse, described in the Oxford Companion to the Bible as, ‘An otherworldly journey in which the ‘secrets’ of the cosmos are made known (the so-called vertical apocalypses), or a survey of history often leading to an eschatological crisis’. There are images and descriptions of events throughout the Bible that have mystified theologians for centuries and yet once you understand the hidden forces of human history, these notes from the past make more sense – that is to reveal what God has hidden from us. God needn’t be a mystery at all.