"They will be shaped like warhorses and wear crowns, and they will have the faces of men and the hair of women. "Their power was to hurt men five months," warns the author of Revelation. People will want to die, but they will not be able to because the Lord has other treats in store for them. Plagues, and so on."
"I no longer believe in the Rapture or the locusts or God, but millions of people do, and a lot of them have TikTok accounts. There, on RaptureTok, they are discussing a prophecy handed down by South African pastor Joshua Mhlakela, who says that event will happen on September 23 and 24 to coincide with Rosh Hashanah. If Mhlakela is right, the heavenly trumpets will sound, and Christians around the world will disappear from Earth."
A widespread prophecy claims the Rapture will occur on September 23 and 24 to coincide with Rosh Hashanah, based on South African pastor Joshua Mhlakela's prediction. Millions of believers mobilize on TikTok under 'RaptureTok' to discuss and react, creating viral content and emotional responses. The Book of Revelation includes vivid imagery such as trumpet-blown locusts shaped like warhorses with human faces and five months of torment, along with plagues and other judgments. Some view the Rapture as a hopeful escape before these horrors, imagining instantaneous ascension and abandoned earthly possessions. Skepticism coexists with fervent belief, producing both mockery and earnest faith-driven posts.
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