The Wayfarers Guide to the Apocalypse

The Wayfarer’s Guide to the Apocalypse is both a journey and a quest where Wayfarer delves into the Book of Revelation. The study takes place at Wisdom’s house of seven columns where an attempt is made to fit the pieces of the end times puzzle together. Wisdom, Prudence, Miles and Abba – the father of

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WRITTEN BY

Joanne Rolston

About This Book

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In a world of doom, gloom and apocalyptic warnings, there were two narratives about the end being near.

The first saturated the news media and spoke death. Day after day, the shouts of the shrill uttered dire warnings of climate catastrophe.

The prophecies came with a curse; “To save the planet, you must give up your lifestyle.”

The other narrative was from Revelation, the final book of the Bible. It spoke of strange and frightening things to come, but a blessing was promised; “Blessed are you who read, hear and keep the words of this prophecy; for the time is near.”

Wayfarer wanted the truth.

Travelling life’s highways and by-ways, she had to make a choice. Who should she listen to? What should she fear? God, or man?

She decided to venture into the mysterious Book of Revelation.

To find her way, and fulfil the conditions of the blessing, she sought Wisdom.

Wisdom lived in a house of seven columns. Her rooms contained riches, and rare and beautiful things. At first, many doors were closed but Abba, the father of the house, gave her a key.

Taught by Wisdom and Abba, Wayfarer learned to “let the Word interpret the Word, line by line, precept by precept.” There were many interlocking Bible verses. Aided by those in Wisdom’s house, Wayfarer put them together like a puzzle. She obtained wise counsel, to understand a proverb and an enigma from the words of the wise and their riddles.

As she travelled through the cataclysmic, world changing events of the Apocalypse, Wayfarer’s eyes were opened to great and marvellous things. Witnessing the Kingdom, the power and the glory, she was indeed blessed by this mysterious, enigmatic book that has kept its secrets for over two millennia.

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About The Writer

Joanne Rolston

Joanne Rolston

JOANNE ROLSTON is a fourth generation New Zealander of mixed English and German descent. Her childhood was spent on a dairy farm near Napier and a sheep farm near Wanganui. A computer technician and business owner, Jo's professional interests were in Information Technology and Small Business. Professionally she has a Diploma of Business as well as IT qualifications gained in NZ, Australia and the U.S. She is now semi-retired after the business lockdowns of 2021.
Her first book "The Kingdom - Here Be Dragons, Here Be Dreams" describes an inspirational spiritual journey on the narrow path. Her second book "The End, the Wayfarer's Guide to the Apocalypse" is about a journey through the Book of Revelation by a character called "Wayfarer."
The mother of two grown children, Joanne likes travel, reading, walking and day tramps in National parks.

Website: kingdom777.wordpress.com
Photo: Joanne Rolston

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