By Fasuyi Tolulope Samuel
Renowned gospel filmmaker and founder of Mount Zion Faith Ministries, Mike Bamiloye, has raised concerns over what he describes as a scheme to orchestrate a “fake rapture.”
According to him, the alleged plot, devised by scientists, aims to mislead Christians and divert attention from the true rapture as prophesied in the Bible.
Bamiloye issued this caution in a Facebook post on Friday, January 17, referencing alarming claims about extraterrestrial activity. A post he highlighted read, “The extraterrestrial invasion is imminent; it will take 10,000 people in 2025.”
Addressing his audience, Bamiloye wrote: “You don’t believe in the rapture? There are too many signs and signals around us. Even scientists and world powers believe that an imminent occurrence could lead to the disappearance of many people. They are working hard to provide an explanation ahead of time.”
He further warned of a covert effort by scientists to develop technologies capable of mimicking the rapture, stating:
“They are also secretly developing scientific and technological inventions designed to make people vanish without a trace. They are attempting to create a FAKE RAPTURE to distract us from preparing for the actual rapture.”
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The filmmaker emphasized the danger of falling for such deceptions, saying: “They are perfecting that technology so that the Enemy, the Devil, can get us confused. They are trying to invent FAKE RAPTURE, in order to distract our preparation from the Actual Rapture. We have come to the Season of Great Delusion.”
Bamiloye also pointed to recent global phenomena as potential signs of the end times, highlighting reports of unidentified flying objects (UFOs) and strange creatures.
“All around us now are news and reports of UFOs and emerging strange beings from the land, air, and oceans. We are beginning to see creatures that are half human and half sea creatures,” he said.
The filmmaker also mentioned unusual environmental changes, such as the drying up of the Euphrates River, revealing hidden caves, and the melting ice in Antarctica exposing ancient images.
Bamiloye urged Christians to remain vigilant and spiritually prepared, cautioning against being distracted by worldly innovations or delusions.
He concluded with a reminder of the need for unwavering faith in biblical prophecies.
