And They Came with Haste

Hadassah longs for a different life than what's destined for her-betrothal, marriage, and childbearing. A destiny that suffocates her. She longs for adventure. And nothing satisfies her thirst for adventure more than her calling-being the shepherdess of her father's flock. One night, a sickly maimed lamb is born to the flock, and Hadassah knows in her heart this lamb has a divine purpose. Her faith in this promise guides her to name the lamb "Haste," for this insignificant maimed lamb will live to do something significant. The animal heals Hadassah's heart, and she slowly becomes open to love. It's evident to everyone that Haste is not an ordinary lamb, not even Hadassah can imagine how special Haste is, for the birth of this lamb signals the countdown of the most historical event in the world.