Rosh Hashanah, the Feast of Trumpets, has always carried deep prophetic weight. It points to the day when the trumpet will sound and Jesus will return. On the Mount of Olives, where Jesus first ascended into heaven, Rabbi Kirt Schneider delivered a message about the urgency of preparing for that day. “You watch something on YouTube now, you don’t know if you’re watching a real person or if you’re watching AI.”For Schneider, the warning is personal. As Rosh Hashanah is observed, Schneider’s message was clear: the call is not only to believe but to be ready.