Mike Bamiloye Shares Revelation about Fake Rapture, Warns Christians: "Scientists Are on It"
- Christian filmmaker Mike Bamiloye has shared his opinion about the rapture and how scientists are trying to alert the world about it before time
- He also claimed that scientists were secretly working on a scientific and technological invention that would make many people vanish without trace
- Bamiloye's post was a reaction to a Facebook post that stated that 10,000 people will be raptured in 2025
Christian filmmaker Mike Bamiloye has reacted to a claim that 10,000 people will be raptured in 2025. A Facebook user, A Bayard Louis, described it as an extraterrestrial invasion which is imminent.
In his reaction, Bamiloye said there were too many signs and signals for those who don't believe in rapture. According to the veteran Christian actor, even scientists and world powers believe that there is an imminent occurrence that would lead to the disappearances of many people. Hence, they are trying so hard to give an explanation for it ahead of time.
Source: Instagram
On his Instagram page, Mike Bamiloye, who is the president of Mount Zion Faith Ministries, added that the scientists were secretly working to make some people vanish without a trace. He claimed they were perfecting that technology so that the enemy, the devil, could get people confused.
Mike Bamiloye speaks about fake rapture
The 64-year-old role interpreter also claimed that the scientists were trying to invent a fake rapture to distract people's preparation from the actual rapture.
Speaking further on the issue, the father-of-three and grandfather-of-six said that people were beginning to see creatures that were half human and half sea and unbelievable images of beings coming out of the belly of the seas.
According to Bamiloye, robotic ante-natal clinic was being secretly created where babies could be developed in the wombs of robots and sold to intending buyers. Also, robotic female wives were being made available for intending buyers, in place of human wives.
He concluded that there were too many signs that are pointing to the imminent sound of the trumpet for believers to meet the Lord Jesus in the clouds at the rapture.
See Mike Bamiloye's post below:
Reactions to Mike Bamiloye's fake rapture warning
Legit.ng has compiled some of the reactions to Mike Bamiloye's warning about a fake rapture below:
@patinspires_biz:
"Awareness is key. Be connected to God. Studying God's word (Bible) daily will help us keep watch. My father! my father ! help me not to miss heaven in Jesus' name."
@asidohpeace:
"Lord, help me not to miss the rapture. Holy Spirit, help me to occupy till you come."
@ngabuin_:
"I understand that something is cooking by the powers that be, to initiate a disappearance in a bid to spread a buzz. The LORD is coming, Yes! But the world wants to do something that will confuse and deceive many. I heard this rumor years ago. God help our hearts."
@oluwakemioluwatoba:
"Help us to stay true to You, Lord."
@chidinmakalu1:
"Lord pls help us to occupy till you come and when you come, Lord please do find us faithful."
Mike Bamiloye blasts some pastor's wives
Earlier, Legit.ng reported that Bamiloye had lamented about how some women who are married to pastors behave.
He noted that these women believe that the pastors cannot beat them or divorce them like unbelievers, hence, they do not see the need to change.
The veteran actor noted that some pastors are not enjoying their marriages but enduring it, and his post triggered massive reactions.
Proofreading by Nkem Ikeke, journalist and copy editor at Legit.ng.
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