Cover Text:A book's beginning generally serve to introduce the reader to all the contextual plots along with introduction to other schemes they're likely to come across within the print of its lifespan. The Author explains that all the books of the bible, particularly the book of Genesis, can only make good sense when measured against the truths contained in the book of Revelation. Otherwise, the bible is a field of 'open ended' maxims. Pithy and the regurgitation of divisive elements, of the intent, one would then be entitled to query. This is a development contrary to the Author's view, and the lord's eschatological integrity, which has on numerous occasions been described out of context. Our lord, by men and women harboring malicious intent, has often been drafted to appear as if a misrepresentation of factual truths, people with integrity yearn. Realistically, the end of a subject serves as enlightenment as to whether the means involved to get there can be justified. The beginning then, is an emphasis of the conclusion overshadowed by the not having arrived. The 'Hidden World' was drafted to shed light on some of the accounts behind the long and arduous human history that has brought humanity to its present cryptic crossroads. Therefore, in examples as elucidated in this book, phrases and mysteries pursued with utmost integrity provide for a clarity whereby it can be said 'truth' is triumphant throughout.Conclusively, the Book of Revelation is the Jewel of the bible, for there it is defined the arguments to the dislikes, rejection, toleration and justification of God's judgment upon mankind.There we encounter the Supreme Being maturing to his potential on a human level, the one who upholds the matrix of what can be perceived, determined in thought and known about oneself from the standpoint of his form.