Back in June, a South African YouTube show about religious prophecies and visions featured an interview with a guest named Joshua Mhlakela. Editor’s picksOn rapture eve, a number of the faithful recorded their emotional goodbyes to the material realm. (They took an extended break during the afternoon, with the stream replaced by images of people worshiping, set to bombastic Christian music.) “Not over till the trumpet sounds,” counseled a viewer who did not seem too worried that no signs of rapture were forthcoming. Elsewhere, nonbelievers jokingly complained about having to work during the rapture, noted how it curiously fell on Celebrate Bisexuality Day.