‌Holy Cow!‍ At least that is what many are saying in Sterling, Connecticut. The focus is on a little calf named ‌Moses.‍ Moses is a light brown, Jersey/Holstein mix, milk calf. However, it is not his name or the color of his coat that has everyone in a frenzy. It all has to do with the white marking on his forehead, because it is in the shape of a cross. The chairman of the University of Wisconsin-Madison Department of Dairy Science, Ric Grummer, says the cross shape is unique. Moses  owner Brad Davis reassured the public that Moses would never become table fare. When asked about the cross on the forehead of Moses, Mr. Davis had these words to say, ‌I think marking is a message from above, but I m not sure what that message might be.‍
The message from heaven is not found on little Moses  forehead, or on a dairy farm on the east coast. The message is found in the Savior that God sent to pay the penalty of our sins. The short time He spent from manger to cross was spent in His pursuit to redeem you and me. With His birth, life and death on the cross the door to heaven was once again opened to mankind. However, the message of the manger to the cross was not buried with Him in the tomb. He also said, ‌I am coming soon.‍ The most exhilarating message from Jesus is that He is coming back to the faithful to spend eternity with Him. Yet, sown through the message is an urgent plea to be ready for that moment in time where time will cease, and all men will find him/herself at the judgment seat of God. I don t know if Moses the calf is bearing a message from God or not, but I do know that the Lord s message is clear today   I am coming quickly. Let s all be ready together.