This commentary on the Revelation to John (the last book of the Bible, also known as the Apocalypse) is the third book in the Proof of God series. As every school kid knows, a theory can only be proven by its ability to predict things. That applies to eschatological theories as well. Every year in recent years, hundreds if not thousands of predictions have been made by famous eschatologists like Hal Lindsay and David Koresh, etc. And very rarely does one of them come to pass. So obviously all of their wild theories are false, and it is a primary reason the secular world laughs at Christians. This book aims to change that, and to conclusively prove to even the most hardened atheists that God is real -- and is a time traveler of some sort who, over 1900 years ago, accurately predicted all of the Earth-shaking events that have occured since then. As the Revelation tells us, the spirit of prophecy is the proof of God. In short, this commentary shows that 90 percent of the Apocalypse has already come to pass.