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The Great 2025 Failed Rapture Prediction #RaptureTok
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November 3, 2025
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November 3, 2025
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6,898
2,395
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Congratulations — you’ve officially lived through yet another failed doomsday prediction. In this video, we’re diving headfirst into the latest wave of Rapture Cringe Fails, where pastors, prophets, and TikTok "rapture watchmen" swore the world was about to end… again.
From viral TikTok prophecies to believers selling their cars and leaving instructions for those left behind, this is the story of how a single dream spiraled into global religious psychosis. We’ll explore where this rapture myth actually came from, why it keeps coming back every decade, and how fear of the end times has been used for centuries to exploit believers.
Along the way, we’ll look back at past failed prophecies from televangelists like Pat Robertson, Harold Camping, and Jerry Falwell.
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