Eleazar, Next In Line – Common Torah Priest – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG
- Rocky Santangela
- Jul 1
- 4 min read
Updated: 6 days ago

The Mantle of Leadership Passes On
Eleazar, Next In Line is a Common Priest from the Torah Age, costing 4 faith and coming into play with a solid 4 strength and 5 hope. His Prophecy ability activates upon creation, allowing you to return another target friendly Being to your hand, which opens up strategic plays involving protection, combo loops, or reusing critical effects.
The Priest Who Was Positioned
Eleazar wasn’t just a Levite, he was next in line. After the fire consumed his brothers, Nadab and Abihu, the mantle fell to him. He stood before the sanctuary with his two brothers dead, smell of burnt in the air, and the weight of responsibility on his shoulders. He didn’t earn the position. He was born for it. Born into the priesthood. Born into the calling. Born into the fire. And he carried it faithfully.
Nadab and Abihu had offered strange fire, something God didn’t command. And they paid the price instantly. The law was holy, and the sanctuary was guarded by glory. There was no mercy in the system. Only obedience. Only order. Only exactness. Eleazar stepped in, not as a replacement, but as the one appointed to carry the charge forward.
This card's verse is Numbers 3:32:
"And Eleazar the son of Aaron the priest shall be chief over the chief of the Levites, and have the oversight of them that keep the charge of the sanctuary."
Scripture says Eleazar was given oversight of the Levites. He managed the ministers. He guarded the holy. He watched the charge. He represented the continuation of the priesthood after judgment fell. He reminds us that the law does not pause. The priesthood marches on. But that line, Aaron’s line, was never the final word. Eleazar was next in line, but God had another priest in mind.

The Priest Who Stands Forever
Jesus is the High Priest of a greater covenant, because He embodies the fullness of what the priesthood was always pointing toward. The order of Melchizedek doesn’t come with lineage or ceremony, it comes with eternal authority. Jesus didn’t need to trace His name through Levi, because His name is written in heaven. He entered not the tabernacle made with hands, but the heavenly sanctuary itself, and He brought with Him the offering that could actually take away sin: His own blood.
While Eleazar was chosen to preserve the charge of the sanctuary, Jesus came to fulfill its deepest purpose. The sanctuary existed to house the presence of God, and now, through Christ, that presence is poured out into every believer. He stood as the sacrifice, the intercessor, and the glory of God all in one moment. There is no strange fire in His hands—only the perfect offering of righteousness and peace. The garments of Aaron were temporary. The tabernacle was always a shadow. The fire that once consumed those who mishandled the holy has now been satisfied at the cross. Jesus is seated at the right hand of the Father, where He ever lives to make intercession. His priesthood is unstoppable, unchanging, and absolutely eternal.
Believer, you are not waiting in line, you are already accepted. You are not standing outside, you have been brought into the Holy of Holies. Jesus has become your intercessor, your mediator, your High Priest forever. He is not making sacrifices continually, He has made one sacrifice, once and for all, and it is finished. You are sealed in His righteousness. You are filled with His Spirit. God has appointed a Man who reigns forever. In Him, you are complete.
Strategic Use In Gameplay
Eleazar, Next In Line is a well-rounded Being offering both stat efficiency and tactical utility. His Prophecy bounce effect enables you to rescue a vulnerable friendly Being, replay Prophecy abilities, or make room for higher-priority cards in tight board states. With his stats, he holds the line against midrange threats while maintaining synergy with Priest-themed or control-focused builds.
Synergies and Plays:
Good Stats: With 4 strength and 5 hope, Eleazar stands tall on the board, offering above-average durability and offensive power for his cost.
Bounce Ability: Use his Prophecy to save a key Being from exile, reset a Being with a strong entry effect, or manipulate your board for better positioning.
Priest Synergy: Fits into Priest-based decks that benefit from having other priests on the storyline and enabling combo interactions.
Eleazar, Next In Line – Common Torah Priest – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG
FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Can Eleazar target himself with his Prophecy?
A: No, Eleazar cannot target himself. The effect requires another target friendly Being.
Q: What happens if I have no other friendly Beings on the board?
A: The Prophecy ability simply doesn’t resolve if there are no valid targets, and you get a 4/5 priest for 4 faith.
Q: Is this card best suited for control or tempo decks?
A: It performs well in both, especially in control decks that rely on preserving and reusing valuable Beings.
Eleazar, Next In Line – Common Torah Priest – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG
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