In an exclusive interview with Charisma News, Rabbi Kirt Schneider shared the shocking details about a heavenly encounter he had with an angel after pouring his heart and soul into his Taking the Rainbow Back movement.
“I wasn’t depressed, but it was just like, ‘well what do I do now?'” Schneider shares. As he was spending his time wondering what the next project would be, he found himself in the presence of an angel.
“As I was laying in my couch, I went into like a dreamlike trance state, and in this dreamlike trance state, and angel, and I’ve never seen an angel before in my life…an angel walks into my prayer room,” Schneider said.
Schneider says that this angel looked normal in height, dressed in green and was in what he could best describe as a hoodie. But what the angel did next is what shocked him as the angel gave him the answer for what he should be looking to do next.
“And the angel took this Bible and the Bible that he was carrying was also clothed in green, had like a green Bible covering over. So the angel took the Bible, he laid it on my coffee table right next to where I was sleeping, dreaming, in this trance-like vision state. And then he covered it up really daintily in that bright green Bible cover,” Schneider said. “He just straightened that out like he’d straighten out sheets on a bed, make sure it was covered real daintily. And then the experience is over.”
Schneider said that this remarkable experience brought him the peace and the clarity he needed about what to do next: stay deeply rooted and connected to God’s Word.
“I was so thankful that the Lord had just spoke to me because remember, I was feeling kind of lost, like ‘what do I do next?’ And the Lord was telling me, the way I intuited what just happened was the Lord’s telling me, ‘just stay in My Word. You don’t need to know about what project is next. You don’t need to know what to do next. You don’t need to be concerned about anything right now, I just want you to focus on one thing; I just want you to stay in My Word.”
Schneider says that this word, while exactly for him and what he needed to know, can also be applied to what we need to be doing and focusing on in 2024 as we continue to get further into darkness and closer to the return of Christ.
“We need to stay and become even more grounded in God’s Word,” Schneider said. “Paul said that bodily discipline is profitable. But he said spiritual discipline is even more profitable. And that’s something today that I don’t think is stressed enough, that we need to be spiritually disciplined, to be able to be doing certain things in our life that will help us grow in the Lord. And having a discipline regiment of reading the Scriptures…this is our lifeline; the Word of God is what we live by.”
As Schneider also prophesied earlier in the interview, he believes we are headed for a growing darkness permeating across our land this day, especially in light of the growing antisemitism in the wake of war’s outbreak in Israel.
“As I felt the darkness beginning to move over the face of the land,” Schneider said. “So when we get to 2024, now what am I seeing in 2024 I’m seeing the same thing…we have to connect with him in the present reality, which requires more grace. You know, the Bible says ‘where sin abounds, grace abounds all the more.’ And so, I just feel like a greater grace is needed, and will be needed in the inner man of God’s people to be able to transcend and ascend the winds of darkness that we’re presently facing.”
Schneider’s miraculous encounter with one of God’s angels, while it gave him insight on what to do with his own personal life, can and should be applied to each and every one of us as we embrace for a new year. The storms we face will only continue to mount, and without a firm foundation on the Word of God, we will be completely and utterly lost.
Watch part one of Rabbi Schneider’s interview here.
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Abby Trivett is a marketing copywriter and coordinator for Charisma Media.
Abby Trivett is copywriter for Charisma and an editorial intern.
