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Leah, Older Sister – Common Hebrew Woman – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG

Updated: Jul 3

Leah, Older Sister – Base Art – Common Hebrew Woman – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG
Leah, Older Sister – Base Art – Common Hebrew Woman – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG

Morning Deception, Covenant Foundations


Leah, Older Sister is a Common Woman Being from the Hebrew Age, costing 3 faith with 1 strength and 4 hope. Its Pray ability adds +1 non‑Being damage, making it a sturdy mid-game presence that supports synergy with non‑Being damage strategies and thrives in decks with other Woman tribal cards.


The Mistaken Bride, Love Revealed in Grace


Jacob served seven years to marry Rachel, believing she was his promised bride. But when dawn revealed Leah, a moment of confusion and doubt washed over him. In that moment, just like Israel under the law, Leah wondered if she was truly loved. “It was Leah,” he said, and the night became a test of faith, both for Leah and for Jacob. Leah’s “tender eyes” becomes a symbol of limited vision when love is clouded by expectation, not by absence.


God’s heart toward Leah reminds us He loves us completely, even when we feel unseen. In that season, Leah gave birth to sons, carrying forward the promise of Israel. Her story shows that God sees beyond our doubts, weaving our lives into His purpose even through our unexpected beginnings. Her sons became leaders, proving her value in the story of redemption.


This card's verse is Genesis 29:25:

"And it came to pass, that in the morning, behold, it was Leah: and he said to Laban, What is this thou hast done unto me? did not I serve with thee for Rachel? wherefore then hast thou beguiled me?"

That same grace rests on Israel. They walked under the law, uncertain of God’s acceptance. Yet His love was never withheld. Just like Leah’s quiet strength, the Jewish people moved forward in covenant, preparing the way for a greater unfolding, where law meets grace in Christ.


Leah, Older Sister – Full Art – Common Hebrew Woman – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG
Leah, Older Sister – Full Art – Common Hebrew Woman – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG

From Missed Worth to Messianic Promise


In Jacob’s home, both Leah and Rachel found their places, showing us God’s expansive love. Though Leah’s place began as confusion, it became a foundation for the nation. Jesus, the central promise, came not only through Rachel but through the line of Leah as well. Every branch of Jacob’s family found its way into covenant blessing.


This echoes the Church today. Some believers feel like Leah, wondering if they belong or if they measure up. Yet God’s love is rooted in His eternal plan, not in human performance. Christ’s work on the cross says there’s no doubt, no second-class status, only perfect unity in grace and promise.


Believer, you are seen and treasured. Even when your vision fades, know that the Lord treasures your life and uses every part of your story to build His bride. In His eyes, both Rachel and Leah are equally part of the family, and so are you, through faith in His Son.


Strategic Use In Gameplay


Leah, Older Sister offers board resilience and synergy. Her high hope makes her a lasting presence, while her Pray‑based +1 non‑Being damage fits decks that value precision strikes and tribal cohesion.


Synergies and Plays


  • Non‑Being Damage: Amplifies the damage of spells or Events that target lanes or players without battling.

  • Woman Tribe: Plays strongly in decks built around Woman tribal synergies, enhancing collective impact.

  • Stay‑Power: With 4 hope, Leah stays alive long enough to maximize her Pray impact and support teammates.


Leah, Older Sister – Common Hebrew Woman – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG


FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions


Q: When does Pray activate for Leah?


A: Her +1 non‑Being damage bonus applies immediately whenever you play a damage-dealing events for example.


Q: Can she buff herself?


A: Her ability doesn't buff herself, but it buffs you the player. Any non‑Being damage you deal will add +1 damage to that amount.


Q: Which decks love Leah?


A: Decks with Women, event damage verses, and board presence themes will make the best use of Leah’s high hope and synergy.


Leah, Older Sister – Common Hebrew Woman – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG

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