Last Supper Lamb – Common Gospel Cattle – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG
- Rocky Santangela
- Jul 4
- 4 min read
Updated: Sep 17
A Passover Shared Before the Cross
Last Supper Lamb is a Common Cattle Being from the Gospel Age, costing 3 faith and entering the board with 2 strength and 3 hope. Its Prophecy ability restores +3 hope to a target friendly being when it is created. This card offers a perfect mix of board presence and utility, fitting into strategies that revolve around Cattle synergy and as a stand-alone midrange support card.
The Lamb at the Table
The table was set, the unleavened bread ready, the cup poured, and the Lamb Himself seated among His friends. This was not just another Passover meal, it was the Passover fulfilled. Every lamb that had been sacrificed since the days of Moses pointed to this moment. The shadow had now met the substance. The true Lamb of God sat at the table, not as a silent symbol on the altar, but as the living Word, preparing to give His life for the redemption of the world.
The Passover had always been about deliverance. In Egypt, the blood on the doorposts brought protection and life. In this upper room, the Lamb spoke of His own blood that would be shed for the remission of sins. No more yearly offerings, no more unending sacrifices. His was a perfect, eternal atonement. The bread was His body, the cup His blood, and the table a place of covenant fellowship between the Creator and those He loved to the end.
This card's verse is Luke 22:15:
"And he said unto them, With desire I have desired to eat this passover with you before I suffer:"
In the law, the lamb had to be without blemish. Jesus was perfect in every way, pure in thought, word, and deed. He was not only the Lamb offered, He was the Shepherd who laid down His life willingly. This was the feast before the battle, the joy before the agony, the celebration of victory before the cross was even lifted. And yet, He served His disciples that night with tenderness, washing their feet and speaking of the kingdom to come.
The Meal Before the Kingdom
That night in the upper room was not the end. It was the beginning of the new testament written in His blood. The lamb on the table had always been eaten in haste in remembrance of a hurried escape from Egypt. But here, the Lamb lingered. He gave thanks. He looked His disciples in the eyes and spoke of the future banquet in the Father’s kingdom. The Passover became the Lord’s Supper, and the Lord’s Supper looks forward to the Marriage Supper of the Lamb.
Every time I think about that evening, I realize the depth of His love. He desired to eat this meal with them, knowing full well the suffering that was hours away. This was intimacy before the storm. It was the King breaking bread before He broke the chains of death. The Lamb was both host and offering, both servant and Savior.
Believer, you have a seat at His table. You are part of the covenant purchased by the Lamb’s blood. You feast on His promises, you drink deeply of His grace, and you are nourished by His life. The Lamb who desired fellowship with His disciples desires fellowship with you. You are washed, you are loved, you are secure, and one day soon, you will sit with Him at that great banquet where the Lamb reigns forever.
Strategic Use In Gameplay
Last Supper Lamb brings restoration and resilience to your board with its healing effect. By restoring +3 hope to another friendly being, this card can swing tempo in your favor by prolonging the life of a valuable unit or enabling favorable trades. It is especially useful in midrange decks that want to keep key beings alive for multiple turns. This also plays an essential role in Cattle-focused archetypes, which often swarm the board and seek incremental value from each unit.
Synergies and Plays:
Cattle Synergy: Works naturally in Cattle decks that aim to create broad boards and benefit from tribal interactions.
Restore Utility: Combines well with other restore effects or cards that require hope management to maximize longevity on the board.
Midrange Support: A go-to pick for midrange builds looking to support larger units by extending their survival or allowing them to safely challenge again.
Last Supper Lamb – Common Gospel Cattle – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG
FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Does the Prophecy trigger when I bring the card back to the board from exile?
A: Yes. As long as Last Supper Lamb is created again, the Prophecy effect will activate.
Q: Can the Prophecy target itself?
A: You can, but it won't do anything.
Q: Is this card strong enough to include outside of a Cattle deck?
A: Absolutely. The +3 hope restore is powerful enough to justify inclusion in any deck that values board longevity or needs sustain in combat.
Last Supper Lamb – Common Gospel Cattle – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG
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