Justin Martyr
I find it important to highlight one of these wonders, as it brings you closer to understanding Jesus, whom we acknowledge as the Messiah, the Son of God, who endured crucifixion, triumphed over death, ascended into glory, and will return to judge all humanity, starting with Adam. Thus, I inform you that when the adversaries of the Azotians captured the sacred tabernacle of testimony and were stricken by a dreadful and incurable plague, they resolved to place it on a cart pulled by newly calved cows, seeking to discern whether their affliction was a consequence of their actions concerning the tabernacle and whether God desired its return to its original location.
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Upon doing this, the cows, unbeknownst to anyone, did not head back to where the tabernacle had been taken but instead journeyed to the field of a man named Abijah, sharing the same name as the man who was renamed Jesus, as previously mentioned, and who led the people into the land and allocated it among them. Upon arriving at this site, the cows halted. This illustrates that they were directed by a powerful name, just as those who remained from the exodus of Egypt were led into the promised land by one who bore the name Jesus and was previously called Abijah.