Praising Harp – Base Art – Holy Stars Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG The Power of Praise in Scripture Praising Harp is a Holy Rare Event from the Stars Age, costing 0 Faith and giving you 2 generic temporary Faith this Turn only. This makes it an essential resource booster, allowing you to make stronger plays earlier than expected. The Glory Sounded in the Heavens Before there were guitars, choirs, or even humans to sing, the heavens were already declaring the glory of God! One of the constellations that shines brightly in the night sky is the Harp, the image of heavenly praise, and it’s not just floating out there for fun. Nope! It’s actually telling the story of Jesus. This harp shows up in the first part of the story written in the stars, God’s amazing cosmic timeline that starts with the coming of Christ. Specifically, it’s in the fourth and final part of that opening section. It represents what happened after the resurrection of Jesus: the praise, the victory, the glory! Jesus didn’t stay dead, He rose again just like He said He would, and the heavens picked up their instruments and rejoiced. This card's verse is Psalms 33:2: "Praise the LORD with harp: sing unto him with the psaltery and an instrument of ten strings." This fits with what David wrote: "Praise the LORD with harp: sing unto him with the psaltery and an instrument of ten strings." - Psalms 33:2. It’s no coincidence! David was inspired by the same Spirit that arranged the stars. That’s why the harp is part of the night sky, because heaven has always been getting ready to sing about what Jesus would do. Praising Harp – Full Art – Holy Stars Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG The Praise Belongs to Jesus After Jesus conquered death, He deserved all the praise in the world! The resurrection wasn’t just a surprise ending to a sad story, it was the plan all along. As Psalm 16:10 prophesied, "For thou wilt not leave my soul in hell; neither wilt thou suffer thine Holy One to see corruption." - Psalms 16:10. And after God raised Him up, guess what heaven did? They started praising. And the best part? That song hasn’t stopped. Jesus is still alive, still reigning, and the harp in the sky is still a sign that the King has won. And because He lives, we live. Because He was praised, we get to praise. And not with fear, but with joy! We get to lift our voices like that harp, not because we’re perfect by our own means, but because He is full of grace. The harp reminds us that worship is a response to a prophecy that is fulfilled. Jesus is alive. Grace is here. And heaven isn’t silent about it. Strategic Use In Gameplay Praising Harp is a 0-Cost Holy Rare Event that gives you 2 Faith for the Turn. Because it costs nothing to Play, it can create sudden tempo swings and help you Play bigger Verses before your Opponent is ready. It is especially useful when you need one extra burst of Faith to Create a powerful Being, Play an important Event, or build toward a major Combo Turn. Synergies and Combinations Midrange Power Spike: Praising Harp can help you Play high-cost Beings or powerful Events earlier, creating a strong Turn before your Opponent can stabilize. Event Synergy: Because Praising Harp is an Event, it works well with Beings and Abilities that care about Events being Played. Combo Setup: Praising Harp can help you reach the exact Faith total you need for a key Combo Turn, especially when you are trying to Play multiple Verses in one Turn. Praising Harp – Holy Rare Stars Event – Genesis Set – Bible TCG FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions Q: Can I save the extra Faith from Praising Harp for the next Turn? A: No. Praising Harp gives 2 Faith this Turn only. Any unused temporary Faith disappears when the Turn ends. Q: Can I Play multiple copies of Praising Harp in one Turn? A: Yes. If you have multiple copies in your Hand and can Play them, each one gives you 2 Faith this Turn only. Q: Does Praising Harp count as an Event for Abilities that care about Events? A: Yes. Praising Harp is an Event Verse, so it works with Abilities that care about Events being Played. Praising Harp – Holy Rare Stars Event – Genesis Set – Bible TCG

Solomon, Wise Request – Base Art – Uncommon Israel King – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG Wisdom That Strikes True Solomon, Wise Request is an Uncommon King Being from the Israel Age, costing 5 faith with 2 strength and 6 hope. His Pray +2 damage ability empowers Event damage, offering a potent blend of board control and synergistic support. With a high hope stat, he’s designed to stay alive to amplify your plays over multiple turns, perfect for King tribal, Pray-focused builds, and durable midrange decks. The King Who Asked for Wisdom Solomon’s story begins with a request unlike any other. When given the chance to ask for anything, he asked for wisdom, an understanding heart to lead God’s people. The Lord delighted in this prayer and granted him more wisdom than any man before or after. Solomon’s judgments became legendary, his words full of insight, and his reign overflowed with peace and prosperity. His kingdom became a place where rulers from every land came to hear the voice of this wise king. The wisdom of Solomon was a gift from God, a reflection of heavenly understanding given to guide Israel in righteousness. His reign foreshadowed the coming of a greater King whose words would be Spirit and life. As it is written, "The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom: and the knowledge of the holy is understanding" - Proverbs 9:10. Solomon’s throne was a shadow of Christ’s eternal throne, where perfect wisdom and perfect justice meet in harmony. This card's verse is 1 Kings 3:9: "Give therefore thy servant an understanding heart to judge thy people, that I may discern between good and bad: for who is able to judge this thy so great a people?" Yet wisdom as knowledge is not the same as wisdom as a person. Solomon had every word of truth at his disposal, yet his heart wandered. He multiplied wives, built altars to foreign gods, and followed the very path God had warned would lead a king astray. This truth reminds us that wisdom alone cannot save, only the one who is Wisdom Himself can. Solomon, Wise Request – Full Art – Uncommon Israel King – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG True Wisdom in the King of Kings Jesus is the embodiment of wisdom. He is the Word made flesh, the truth of God walking among men. Solomon’s wisdom was a reflection; Jesus’ wisdom is the source. Where Solomon built a temple of stone, Jesus builds a temple of living stones, His people, founded on grace and truth. Paul writes, "But of him are ye in Christ Jesus, who of God is made unto us wisdom, and righteousness, and sanctification, and redemption" - 1 Corinthians 1:30. In Christ, we have more than advice, insight, or clever words. We have the mind of Christ, the very life of God dwelling within us. This is wisdom that cannot fade, wisdom that will never turn aside, wisdom that accomplishes the will of the Father in every generation. In Him, we walk in understanding that is alive, vibrant, and eternal. Believer, you are united to the One who is wisdom. His Spirit fills you with clarity, His word lights your path, and His grace guards your steps. You are equipped with divine discernment, strengthened by heavenly understanding, and anchored in the unshakable truth of Christ. You are not simply walking with wisdom, you are walking with the King Himself, and His wisdom is your inheritance forever. Strategic Use In Gameplay Solomon excels in decks built around Event damage. His high hope means he adds 2 damage to your events, creating repeated impact while standing strong on the board. He’s a natural inclusion in King synergy decks that aim to outlast the opponent and dominate with quality over quantity. Synergies and Plays: Prayer-Focused Decks: Solomon's Pray bonus increases the damage of Events like single-target damage or storyline-wide damage, helping your events finish off Beings. High Hope Staying Power: With 6 hope, he’s more resistant to being exiled, allowing multiple uses of his Pray buff across several turns. King Tribe Synergy: Solomon benefits from and enables tribal synergies—whether through buffs from other Kings or through cards that activate on King creation or prayer usage. Solomon, Wise Request – Uncommon Israel King – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions Q: When does Solomon’s Pray ability activate? A: It triggers when you play an Event verse, such as an event, increasing the damage it deals by 2. Q: What types of cards count as Event damage? A: Any Event or Verse that's not a being that deals damage. Q: Does Solomon benefit from King tribal buffs or effects? A: Yes, he works well in King synergy decks, and any effect that cares about Kings will enhance his value. Solomon, Wise Request – Uncommon Israel King – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG

Crowing Rooster – Base Art – Rare Gospel Fowl – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG A Wake‑Up Call That Awakens Strategy Crowing Rooster is a Rare Fowl Being from the Gospel Age, costing 2 faith with 1 strength and 1 hope. Its dual‐purpose toolkit, Pray +1 Event damage and Resurrect: Draw a verse upon exile, makes it a multi‑faceted asset. It supports aggressive builds with enhanced damage potential, fuels combo chains through resurrection draws, and strengthens Fowl tribal decks that thrive on wide board states. The Sound Before the Morning The crowing of a rooster has a way of cutting through the night. It is the sound of transition, the breaking of one season into the next. On the night of Jesus’ trial, it marked a turning point in the heart of Peter. Hours before, Peter stood bold in his promise to stand with the Lord unto death. Yet before the dawn, the rooster’s voice pierced the air, sealing the prophecy Jesus had spoken. That sound carried the weight of truth, but also the seed of restoration. In the Old Testament, the morning watch was a time of expectation. The priests would prepare the offerings, the people would gather in hope, and light would begin to spill over the horizon. The crowing of the rooster was not merely a sign of failure, it was also the signal of a new day. Even in Peter’s denial, the morning was coming, and with it the mercy of the risen Christ. Grace was already moving toward him. This card's verse is Matthew 26:34: "Jesus said unto him, Verily I say unto thee, That this night, before the cock crow, thou shalt deny me thrice." The sound of the rooster reminds us that God’s Word is certain. Every promise He speaks will be fulfilled exactly as He said. For Peter, that truth brought tears. The rooster’s cry may have echoed Peter’s weakness, but it also marked the beginning of his restoration. Crowing Rooster – Full Art – Rare Gospel Fowl – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG The Call to Rise When Jesus rose from the dead, He made sure Peter knew he was forgiven. Three denials met with three affirmations of love. The rooster’s crow was no longer a mark of shame, it became a reminder of the faithfulness of Jesus to complete the work He began. The same Lord who had foretold Peter’s failure had also prayed that his faith would not fail. And it did not. Every believer has heard a kind of rooster crow, a moment when God’s Word pierces your heart, revealing truth so clear that it demands a response. In those moments, we remember that He is the author and finisher of our faith. He knows the end from the beginning, and He writes redemption into every chapter. Believer, the morning has come. The same voice that called Peter back is the voice that calls you His own. The Gospel of grace proclaims that Christ died for our sins, was buried, and rose again on the third day. You are forgiven. If you believed in this to save you, then you are clean, you are restored, and when the morning comes and the rooster crows, it will only remind you that the mercies of God are new every morning and that His grace is the first sound of every day you live in Him. Strategic Use In Gameplay Crowing Rooster is a flexible engine for tempo, resource gain, and tribal synergy. The Pray +1 effect amplifies your damage output at no added cost, making each Event verse hit just that bit harder. When it leaves play, its Resurrect trigger draws you a verse, giving you recovery and momentum exactly when the board shifts. Its value scales in Fowl‑focused builds that reward synergy, while also slotting neatly into any deck seeking card draw or damage burst. Synergies and Plays: Fowl Synergy: Works wonders in decks that buff tribal Beings, capitalizing on wide board strategies to multiply impact. Pray Combo: Every Event verse hit is boosted, making your damage events more lethal. Resource Recovery: When Crowing Rooster exits play, you don’t just lose a 1/1, you also draw a verse. Crowing Rooster – Rare Gospel Fowl – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG Crowing Rooster – Scripture Art – Rare Gospel Fowl – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions Q: When does the Resurrect mechanic trigger? A: It immediately triggers when Crowing Rooster is exiled, whether by enemy abilities or by challenging. Q: Can I use the Pray +1 ability multiple times? A: Yes! Every time you play an Event, damage dealing verse (such as an event), it will deal +1 damage more each time. Q: Does it benefit combo or aggro decks? A: Good for both. It adds pressure through Pray synergy, and refreshes resources with verse draw. Crowing Rooster – Rare Gospel Fowl – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG

Sarah, Heir’s Mother – Base Art – Uncommon Hebrew Woman – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG Matriarch of Promise Sarah, Heir’s Mother is an Uncommon Woman Being from the Hebrew Age, costing 5 faith with 3 strength and 5 hope. Its powerful Pray +2 damage ability means every time you play a Event event that deals damage, she deals 2 additional damage, an incredible asset in decks built around event damage. Pairing strong offense with tribal synergy and resilience makes her a formidable presence. A Mother’s Faith, A Promise Fulfilled The story of Sarah, once named Sarai, begins in the shadow of impossibility. Her body, aged and barren, held no natural hope for birth. And yet, God spoke directly to Abraham, her husband, and made a promise as radiant as the stars: from them would come the child of promise, one through whom all the nations would be blessed. This promise required more than patience, it required faith. But as years passed, and doubt prevailed. In a moment of human reasoning, Sarai gave her maidservant Hagar to Abraham, seeking to fulfill God’s word through human effort. From that union came Ishmael, a son born of effort, performance, and natural strength. Yet even then, God’s covenant had not changed. The true promise was still coming, not through man's strength, but through divine intervention. This card's verse is Genesis 21:10: "Wherefore she said unto Abraham, Cast out this bondwoman and her son: for the son of this bondwoman shall not be heir with my son, even with Isaac." When Isaac was finally born, laughter filled the tent, the joy of a miraculous promise realized. But that joy was soon tested. Ishmael, representing a path of works and law, mocked the child born of grace. Sarah, discerning the danger, boldly declared: “Cast out the bondwoman and her son.” Not in hatred, but in prophetic vision, the child of performance would not share the inheritance with the child of promise. Sarah, Heir’s Mother – Full Art – Uncommon Hebrew Woman – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG Cast Out the Law, Embrace the Cross Genesis 21:10, where Sarah speaks these words, carries far more than family tension, it carries a spiritual revelation. The Apostle Paul would later echo this scene in his letter to the Galatians: “Nevertheless what saith the scripture? Cast out the bondwoman and her son…” – Galatians 4:30. Hagar and Ishmael represent the old covenant, the law of effort and obligation. But Isaac is the image of grace, received freely through faith. Jesus Christ is the fulfillment of the promise made to Abraham. He came not by human striving, but by the Spirit of God. Just as Isaac was born to Sarah through divine intervention, Jesus was born of a virgin, untouched by sin, sent as the heir of all things. And through His cross, the inheritance of life, blessing, and favor was opened to all who believe, not by law, but by grace. Believer, today we do not inherit because of what we have done, but because of what He has done. The call to “cast out the bondwoman” is a call to reject legalism, refuse performance, and fully embrace the liberty of faith in Jesus. Those who cling to law cannot partake in the inheritance of grace until they surrender to the truth of the cross. Sarah stands as a matriarch of faith, her life a parable. She reminds us that God always fulfills His promises, not by might, nor by power, but by His Spirit. Every believer, like Isaac, is born of promise. Every inheritance, like his, is secured by the faithfulness of God. Let the law go. Let performance fall. Lift your eyes to grace, and laugh with joy at the goodness of your God. Strategic Use In Gameplay Sarah, Heir’s Mother empowers Pray-heavy strategies, letting you turn a single Pray into a burst of damage. She also supports Woman tribal decks, amplifying board-wide synergies through her strong stats and thematic fit. Synergies and Plays Insane Pray Synergy: With Pray triggering +2 damage each time, Sarah can swiftly finish off enemy beings or shift the tempo with precise targeted damage. Woman Tribe: Enhances decks that focus on Woman-type Beings, making her a central figure both thematically and tactically. Event Decks: A must have in builds that leverage damage events, Sarah transforms each Pray into a weapon, accelerating combos or plugging holes in mid-to-late game. Sarah, Heir’s Mother – Uncommon Hebrew Woman – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions Q: How does Pray +2 damage work exactly? A: When you have a Pray ability, it automatically adds extra damage to Event deal damage verses. So if you have a being with Pray +1, and you play an event that deal 1 damage, then it will deal 2 damage. Q: Do buffs or support affect her strength? A: Yes! Fortifying Sarah with events or abilities that boost strength or enhance Woman synergy might keep her on your storyline longer, making her even more dangerous. Q: Is she best used mid or late in the game? A: Sarah shines mid-game onwards, once you’ve built up Pray beings or you're holding combo pieces in hand. Her stat line and Pray bonus make her a late-game finisher with combat flexibility. Sarah, Heir’s Mother – Uncommon Hebrew Woman – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG

Isaac, Promised Seed – Base Art – Common Hebrew Ancestor – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG A Miracle Born to Fulfill a Promise Isaac, Promised Seed is a Common Ancestor Being from the Hebrew Age, costing 4 faith with 2 strength and 5 hope. Its Pray ability adds +1 damage to Event verses, making him a perfect fit in decks built around Event damage. As a key Ancestor in faith-themed decks, Isaac brings high resilience and combo potential, serving as both a story anchor and a versatile combatant. The Gift From Heaven to the Earth Isaac’s story begins with a divine promise that ignited laughter in a barren household. When Abraham and Sarah heard they would bear a child in their old age, they laughed, first in wonder, then in faith. The Lord transformed their disbelief into delight, and the child of promise was born. “And Sarah said, God hath made me to laugh, so that all that hear will laugh with me.” – Genesis 21:6. His very name, Isaac, means “laughter,” marking the joy of fulfillment after long waiting. Isaac was not born of effort, but of faith. Abraham and Sarah had tried in the flesh through Hagar, but God’s covenant came through the child of grace. This distinction, between self-effort and promise, continues through all of Scripture. Isaac became a living symbol of God's commitment, a foreshadowing of another Son who would be born miraculously, not of human will, but of God. This card's verse is Genesis 21:6: "And Sarah said, God hath made me to laugh, so that all that hear will laugh with me." From Isaac’s life would come the nation of Israel, and through his lineage, the Messiah. Paul writes that the true Seed of Abraham is Christ (Galatians 3:16). In Isaac, we see the beginning of a divine pattern: a promised son, born by faith, loved of the Father, set apart for blessing, and essential to the redemption story that would stretch through generations. Isaac, Promised Seed – Full Art – Common Hebrew Ancestor – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG A Son on the Altar, A Bride from the Well Isaac’s journey is filled with divine echoes of Jesus. On Mount Moriah, Abraham lifted the knife, ready to offer his son, and Isaac willingly carried the wood, a picture of obedience and trust. But God stopped the sacrifice and provided a ram, showing us the substitutionary love that would one day be fulfilled on the cross. “God will provide himself a lamb…” – Genesis 22:8. Isaac lived, but the message was clear: the true Lamb would come. Later, Isaac sowed in the land and reaped a hundredfold during famine (Genesis 26:12). This reflects the abundance that comes through faith. Even in dry places, when the Lord is with you, the harvest overflows. Isaac shows that those rooted in grace prosper regardless of their surroundings. In him, we see how heaven’s promises bear fruit in earthly soil. Finally, Rebekah was brought to Isaac, a bride chosen for him, delivered from afar. She trusted the servant’s message and journeyed by faith to meet her beloved. This is the Church, drawn to Jesus by the Spirit. Just as Isaac waited, Jesus awaits His bride, the Church, who says yes without seeing. “Whom having not seen, ye love…” – 1 Peter 1:8. Isaac's story closes the loop of faith, showing that joy, provision, and love all point to the greater Son who was to come. Strategic Use In Gameplay Isaac, Promised Seed is a high-hope, combo-enhancing Ancestor perfect for decks focused on dealing damage, event-heavy strategies, and tribal Ancestor builds. His ability empowers Event cards for example, opening up plays that can control the board, soften defenses, or secure lethal damage over time. Synergies and Plays Damage Amplifier: Boosts the effect of cards that deal direct damage or punish enemy boards through Events and verses. Ancestor Synergy: Works smoothly with other Ancestors, gaining support from cards that benefit key lineage characters. Durable Presence: His 5 hope makes him hard to remove, ensuring long-term value while you build your combo. Isaac, Promised Seed – Common Hebrew Ancestor – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions Q: Does Isaac’s ability affect all types of damage? A: It only increases Event damage, such as damage from Events or verse effects — not damage from other Beings. Q: Can the Pray bonus stack with other cards that boost damage? A: Yes! If you have multiple Pray bonuses, they all add together for greater impact. Q: Is Isaac good in decks that use few Events? A: While his full potential shines in Event damage builds, his strong hope and tribal synergy still make him valuable in most decks. Isaac, Promised Seed – Common Hebrew Ancestor – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG

Continue The Story – Base Art – Rare Stars Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG Hope Written in the Stars, Waiting to Be Fulfilled Continue The Story  is a Rare Event  from the Stars Age , costing 5 faith . When played, it causes the target opponent to lose points equal to a die roll , and also lets you draw that many verses , combining risk with high reward and momentum. The Enthroned Woman, Eyes Fixed on Heaven High in the sky lies the image of an enthroned woman , gazing upward at her story unfolding among the stars. This constellation represents the Church, seated with Christ in heavenly places, yet looking forward with hope and awe . She isn’t passive, she’s engaged, attentive, and deeply rooted in the storyline God has written. The woman’s posture, once waiting, now enthroned, reflects the moment when the Church is caught up to be with Jesus . She receives her place beside the King, looking into the heavens because her story is far from over. She isn’t just celebrating what’s already happened; she’s anticipating the next chapters written across heaven and earth. This card's verse is  Romans 15:4: "For whatsoever things were written aforetime were written for our learning, that we through patience and comfort of the scriptures might have hope." Every believer shares in this heavenly seating, God has made us to sit where Christ sits . Though we still walk in this world, our citizenship is in heaven, and our identity is shaped by the promise of the Rapture. As we continue the story, our gaze remains upward, for our Greater King is authoring each step through His Spirit and Word. Continue The Story – Full Art – Rare Stars Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG Continue the Story, Grace Moving Forward This is a call to remain in God’s narrative , allowing the Spirit to guide each new scene. The Church has been brought into glory, but that glory continues to unfold in history, in hearts, in ministries across the world. Each believer becomes a living page in God’s unfolding epic of grace. The Lord has written Scriptures for our learning and encouragement , so we can trust Him in every chapter. We receive His Word and live it out, inviting others to join the story. Faithful propagation of the gospel means keeping the storyline alive in every generation, every language, every heart. Believers, your role is vital. The stars above still shine His name. We are brought into the story by grace, seated with Him, and give the gospel of grace to tell the whole world. Let every day proclaim God’s unending grace until Christ returns in glory. Strategic Use In Gameplay Continue The Story  is a Rare Event  that introduces randomness  through a die roll , causing your opponent to lose points  while you draw that many verses . This card is ideal for shifting momentum  in your favor by both slowing your opponent  and expanding your hand . Synergies and Combinations RNG Power Play : Capable of delivering major swing turns , especially when the roll is high. Resource Boost : One of the few cards that can fill your hand quickly , helping combo decks  or control setups . Opponent Control : The point loss  disrupts aggressive opponents , especially in tight games. Continue The Story – Rare Stars Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG Continue The Story – Scripture Art – Rare Stars Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions Q: How many verses do I draw with this card? A: You draw a number of verses equal to the result of the die roll , just like the points your opponent loses. Q: What kind of die is used? A: Use a six-sided die (D6), 1 roll to determine both the number of verses drawn and points lost. Q: Can the opponent’s points go into the negative? A: No , your opponent must have points to remove in the first place. If you remove more points than your opponent already has, then their points simply go down to 0. Continue The Story – Rare Stars Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG

Fearful Nations – Base Art – Uncommon Hebrew Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG A Divine Pause: Fear Halts the Nations Fearful Nations  is an Uncommon Event from the Hebrew Age, costing 3 faith  and granting Fear  to all enemy Beings, preventing them from interacting for two turns. This spell of awe buys you time, delaying every enemy being , protecting your board, and opening a window to set up powerful plays or combos . When Nations Trembled at Divine Presence In Genesis 35, God assured the safety of Jacob and his family with a supernatural display. That fear was divine protection , shielding God’s chosen from harm and preserving His promise for the future . God’s purpose in that moment echoes throughout Scripture and through history. He promised to watch over His people and honor His Word , even when the world wars against them. This same God, who once held the nations in awe, still stands ready to defend and guide His people today. His presence is more powerful than armies , and His promises stand firm. This card's verse is  Genesis 35:5: "And they journeyed: and the terror of God was upon the cities that were round about them, and they did not pursue after the sons of Jacob." Centuries later, though the nation of Israel wrestled with faith , God’s heartbeat remained the same. He set aside a people for Himself, promised to restore them, and continues to keep His Word. Their survival, despite trials and dispersion , testifies to a covenant that doesn’t break , and to a promise that will always come to pass . Fearful Nations – Full Art – Uncommon Hebrew Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG Grace and Covenant Amidst Unbelief Though Jesus' coming fulfilled prophecy , Israel as a nation has not yet embraced Him . Their unbelief has set a stage in a grander mystery. Even as they walked away from faith, God remained faithful , saying: “Can a woman forget her sucking child...? Yea, they may forget, yet will I not forget thee.”  – Isaiah 49:15. His love and promises endure forever . As believers grafted into the covenant, we stand in solidarity with Israel . Our faith roots themselves in the same grace that preserved Jacob under God's protective shadow. Until every promise concerning Israel finds its fulfillment , God waits, remembers, and moves. Believer, when the world seems hostile, either to you or to God’s chosen nation Israel , remember how divine fear once stopped nations in their tracks. You have been included in this story of grace . You are part of a legacy written in covenant , upheld by God through nations, tribes, and generations. His eye is on the faithful, His wisdom guides, and His promise will never fail . Strategic Use In Gameplay Fearful Nations  works beautifully when your board needs a moment to breathe or when you're preparing a decisive turn . It halts all enemy beings , giving you the freedom to build or break through. Synergies and Plays Board Protection : Prevent all enemy Interactions, securing your units for turns. Combo Setup : Clear the path for one turn to set up larger plays without fear of interruption by enemy beings. Time to Breathe : Buy crucial space to draw, play, or reposition, especially in tight turns. Fearful Nations – Uncommon Hebrew Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions Q: How long does Fear last? A: Enemy Beings cannot interact for two full turns  after it's cast, the turn it's played, and the following turn. Q: Does Fear affect newly-created Beings? A: Yes, any Being in play when Fearful Nations  resolves is affected, including those just summoned. Q: What decks benefit most from this effect? A: Tempo, control, and combo decks  prize this spell for its ability to slow aggression and set up clean tactics. Fearful Nations – Uncommon Hebrew Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG

Deceptive Serpent – Base Art – Common Alpha Dragon – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG The Liar in the Garden Deceptive Serpent  is a Common Dragon Being  from the Alpha Age , costing 3 faith , with 3 strength  and 1 hope . Upon Creation, its Prophecy  triggers, creating a 1/1 Woman , replaying the moment of temptation from the beginning of humanity’s story. The Whisper of the Serpent, Twisting the Word In the garden, the serpent subtlety spoke deceitfully . “Yea, hath God said…?”  With those four words, he cast doubt  on the very words of the Creator. He questioned truth, distorted intention, and began a chain reaction of deception that would echo through all of history. And Eve, when answering, added to God’s word: “God hath said, Ye shall not eat of it, neither shall ye touch it…”  But God never said they couldn’t touch it. The seed of deception always grows in the soil of misunderstanding. Ever since that day, Satan’s strategy hasn’t changed. He attacks the Word . He twists it, adds to it, takes from it, anything to make it unclear. Because if God’s Word is blurred, grace becomes hidden. If Scripture is muddled, salvation is obscured. And if people stop believing what God actually said, they’ll start believing what they want to hear. “Every word of God is pure: he is a shield unto them that put their trust in him.”  – Proverbs 30:5 This card's verse is  Genesis 3:1: "Now the serpent was more subtil than any beast of the field which the LORD God had made. And he said unto the woman, Yea, hath God said, Ye shall not eat of every tree of the garden?" God never stutters, and His Word never fails. He preserved His truth for all generations. “The words of the LORD are pure words: as silver tried in a furnace of earth, purified seven times.”  – Psalm 12:6. That’s why the King James Bible still stands strong, it doesn’t dilute grace, it expresses the truth of grace . The serpent hates it because it clearly shows the only way of salvation: faith in the blood of Jesus Christ. Deceptive Serpent – Full Art – Common Alpha Dragon – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG Christ the Word, The Truth that Saves Jesus is the son of man , the son of God , and He is the Living Word . “In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.”  – John 1:1. When He came, He fulfilled every promise, every law, every shadow that pointed forward. He is the revelation of grace , wrapped in flesh. Just as the rain waters the earth and returns to the sky, the Word of God came down from heaven, brought life, and returned in victory. He died for our sins according to the Scriptures, was buried, and rose again the third day according to the Scriptures. The same Word that was spoken in the beginning is the Word that now saves  us by grace. “So then faith cometh by hearing, and hearing by the word of God.”  – Romans 10:17. That’s why believers cling to every word God has preserved. In this world full of questions, we stand on the unshakable answer: Christ crucified, risen, and reigning. Believer , never be ashamed of the Word of God , the King James Bible . Trust it. Read it. Declare it. The devil may whisper, but God has spoken. And when you trust what He said, especially His promise of eternal life through Jesus Christ, you’ll live with boldness and rest in grace. The serpent will twist God's words, but grace straightens everything out. Strategic Use In Gameplay Deceptive Serpent  plays a dual-role  by entering as a strong early-game threat and automatically creating a 1/1 woman , giving you an instant board presence  with value. Synergies and Combinations Sets Up Wide Board : Instantly creates a second Being, making it great for swarm strategies  and early aggression . Dragon and Woman Tribe : Connects with Dragon  and Woman tribal synergies , unlocking access to powerful tribe-specific buffs and interactions. High Strength Being for Ability : At 3 strength for 3 faith , this serpent delivers solid stats while also providing an extra body , increasing value.. Deceptive Serpent – Common Alpha Dragon – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG Deceived Woman – Base Art – Token Alpha Woman – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions Q: What are the stats of the Woman created by Deceptive Serpent? A: The Deceived Woman token, is a 1 strength / 1 hope  Being with no abilities. Q: Can Deceptive Serpent trigger its Prophecy again later? A: No, Prophecy only triggers once , when the card is Created. Q: Can I place the Woman where I want on my Storyline? A: Yes, you must target an empty slot to create the Woman . If there are no slots available, the woman will not be created. Deceptive Serpent – Common Alpha Dragon – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG

Adam, One Flesh – Base Art – Uncommon Alpha Ancestor – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG The First Union, Breathed by God Adam, One Flesh  is an Uncommon Ancestor Being  from the Alpha Age , costing 2 faith , with 1 strength  and 1 hope . When Created, its Prophecy  triggers, creating a 1/1 Woman , a companion to stand beside him. It’s a simple yet profound representation of the beginning of family, covenant, and unity. The First Man, A Picture of Christ God formed Adam from the dust of the ground and breathed into him the breath of life , making him the first living soul. But in that very creation, God was revealing a mystery , a shadow of something far greater. Adam was placed into a deep sleep , and from his side, God took a rib and made a woman , one with him, bone of his bones, and flesh of his flesh . The Scriptures say, “the two shall be one flesh”  – Ephesians 5:31. But then Paul writes something deeper: “This is a great mystery: but I speak concerning Christ and the church”  – Ephesians 5:32. Adam and Eve were the first picture of union , pointing to Christ and His bride, the church. Just as Eve came from Adam’s side, the church would come from the pierced side  of Christ. This card's verse is  Genesis 2:22: "And the rib, which the LORD God had taken from man, made he a woman, and brought her unto the man." This is why the creation of woman wasn’t a secondary moment, it was part of God’s plan to show the depth of love and grace . He prepared the gospel even in the garden, drawing a blueprint of how life would come through sacrifice , and how oneness with God  would be made possible. Adam, One Flesh – Full Art – Uncommon Alpha Ancestor – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG The Second Adam, Christ and His Church When Jesus died on the cross, a Roman spear pierced His side. From that place flowed blood and water , the very means by which the church would be cleansed and born . He, the second Adam , was laid down in the sleep of death, and from His side came forth a new creation , a people washed in His blood and filled with His Spirit. The church is made of Him . Just as Eve was formed from Adam, we are bone of His bones and flesh of His flesh . We’re joined to Him not by law or effort, but by grace through faith . “For by one Spirit are we all baptized into one body”  – 1 Corinthians 12:13. We are one with the risen Christ, as the Bride and the body . Believer , your story is rooted in this beautiful beginning. You are not distant, not separate, you are one with Christ . Loved, chosen, and sealed forever in Him. Let this truth anchor your heart, and let your life echo the union and love of Adam and Eve , now fulfilled perfectly in Jesus and His bride . Strategic Use In Gameplay Adam, One Flesh  brings immediate board expansion  through his Prophecy , creating a 1/1 Woman  and establishing early presence  with a low-cost Ancestor . Synergies and Combinations Wide Board Presence : Great for swarming  and preparing multiple attackers  or defenders  early on. Ancestor and Woman Tribe : Supports both tribal synergies , enhancing decks built around family or generational themes . Good Aggressive Set Up : A solid early-game play  that opens paths for buffs , challenges , and faster pressure . Adam, One Flesh – Uncommon Alpha Ancestor – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG Deceived Woman – Base Art – Token Alpha Woman – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions Q: What are the stats of the Woman created by Adam, One Flesh? A:  The Woman created, the Deceived Woman token, is a 1 strength / 1 hope  Being with no additional abilities. Q: Can the Woman be targeted or boosted like any other Being? A:  Yes, once created, she functions as a normal friendly Being and can be targeted, buffed, or played  as any other. Q: Does the creation of the Woman count as playing a card? A:  No, the Woman is created by the Prophecy effect , not played from your hand, so it does not trigger effects that rely on a card being played. Adam, One Flesh – Uncommon Alpha Ancestor – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG

Father’s Grief – Base Art – Holy Hebrew Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG The Mourning of a Father, Turns to Strength Father’s Grief  is a Holy Event  from the Hebrew Age , costing 7 faith  and dealing a staggering 10 damage  to a target enemy . Whether you are facing down a giant threat, swinging momentum back in your favor, or finishing off a stronghold of resistance, Father’s Grief  delivers the ultimate judgment blow. The Sorrow of Israel, The Reunion Yet to Come Jacob , also known as Israel , wept bitterly when he saw the bloody coat of many colors  brought to him by his sons. They claimed his beloved Joseph  had been slain by a wild beast. The text tells us he “refused to be comforted”  and declared that he would “go down into the grave unto my son mourning”  – Genesis 37:35. This was not just the grief of a father, it was the ache of an entire people , unknowingly separated from their future deliverer . This moment in Genesis is a mirror of a greater spiritual truth . Just as Jacob believed Joseph was dead , so too does much of Israel  believe that Jesus , their true Messiah , is not the one they were waiting for. But the story didn’t end at the coat. The son wasn’t dead, he was exalted . He was alive and rising in power in the land of Egypt , seated at the right hand of Pharaoh . Joseph was alive and reigning , though Jacob didn’t yet know. This card's verse is Genesis 37:35: "And all his sons and all his daughters rose up to comfort him; but he refused to be comforted; and he said, For I will go down into the grave unto my son mourning. Thus his father wept for him." In the same way, Jesus is not dead . He is risen , glorified , and seated at the right hand of God . And though Israel  has mourned and wandered in blindness, a day is coming when their eyes will be opened. They will look upon Him whom they pierced, and they will realize that the one they thought was lost is their Savior . Father’s Grief – Full Art – Holy Hebrew Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG Everything Points to Jesus When Joseph’s brothers  came before him during the famine , Joseph didn’t immediately reveal himself, but when he did, the reunion was powerful and overwhelming. In the same prophetic rhythm, Jesus waits  for His people to return in longing. The famine of the end times will press upon them, and when all seems lost, they will find Him alive. This event reminds us that mourning will turn into joy , and blindness into revelation . The grief of the Father will one day be lifted, and Israel will be restored  to the Son they never truly lost. What was thought to be dead is actually the key to their salvation. Believer , this is a call to hope , to intercession , and to the patient love of Christ , who waits to gather in those who were scattered. He will go and find each and every lost one of them. The Father’s grief  becomes the story of Heaven’s joy , and the reunion that will echo through eternity. Strategic Use In Gameplay Father’s Grief  is the kind of card that changes the game. Its massive damage output  means almost no enemy Being can survive, making it a cornerstone for control-based decks  and Holy event strategies . Its cost is high, but the payoff is enormous , removing key threats, enabling your finishers, or simply creating a moment of emotional and strategic power in play. Synergies and Plays: Ultimate Removal:  Perfect for eliminating late-game bombs or enemy beings with Protect  that have been previously challenged. Control Builds:  Pairs beautifully with Holy cards  and long-game decks that stall, draw, and build toward high-cost events . Single Target Precision:  Unlike board wipes, this card lets you choose  your mark, making it ideal for targeting combo pieces  or untouchable threats . Father’s Grief – Holy Hebrew Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions Father’s Grief – Scripture Art – Holy Hebrew Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG Q: Can Father’s Grief target any enemy? A: Yes! It can deal 10 damage to any target enemy , including beings with high Hope  or protective abilities that have already been challenged . Q: What decks benefit most from Father’s Grief? A:  Control decks  will benefit from this card. It’s also a strong play against slower decks, where high-cost events can swing the tide. Q: Does this card synergize with any particular tribe or mechanics? A: While not tribe-specific, it pairs wonderfully with decks that feature Pray synergy , event chaining , or cards that allow repeated exiled verses. Father’s Grief – Holy Hebrew Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG

Baal’s Defeat – Base Art – Rare Israel Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG Judgment at Kishon Baal’s Defeat  is a Rare Event  from the Israel Age , costing 4 faith  and unleashing a powerful area-of-effect attack: it deals damage to all enemy beings equal to a die roll (D6) . This card introduces strategic volatility , capable of serving as a single-turn board wipe or delivering unexpected burst damage. The Fire on Carmel The prophets of Baal had filled Israel with lies, turning hearts from the covenant of the living God. On Mount Carmel, a challenge was given: let the true God answer by fire . All morning the false prophets cried out, cut themselves, and called on their powerless idol. But there was no voice, no answer, no fire . When Elijah stepped forward, he rebuilt the altar of the Lord with twelve stones, one for each tribe of Israel. He prepared the sacrifice, drenched it with water, and lifted a simple prayer to the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. Then it happened. Fire fell from heaven  with consuming power. It devoured the sacrifice, the wood, the stones, and even the water in the trench. All of Israel saw it and fell on their faces, crying, "The Lord, He is the God. The Lord, He is the God."  The moment was more than a victory over false prophets, it was a public display of the supremacy of God’s power over every pretender . This card's verse is 1 Kings 18:40: "And Elijah said unto them, Take the prophets of Baal; let not one of them escape. And they took them: and Elijah brought them down to the brook Kishon, and slew them there." At the brook Kishon, the prophets of Baal met their end . The land that had been polluted by false worship was cleansed. The people who had been deceived saw truth with their own eyes. This was not the triumph of a man, but the victory of the living God over all that opposes Him . Elijah stood as His servant, and God’s name was exalted among the people. Baal’s Defeat – Full Art – Rare Israel Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG The Greater Victory in Christ The fire of Carmel points to the greater fire of the cross . At Calvary, the living God answered the challenge of sin and death. The false gods of this world, pride, lust, greed, and every idol, were stripped of their power in the presence of the crucified and risen Christ. The enemy’s claims were silenced, and the victory was secured. The Scripture says, "For this purpose the Son of God was manifested, that he might destroy the works of the devil"  - 1 John 3:8. Just as fire consumed Elijah’s altar, the power of sin was consumed by the offering of Jesus’ body . The idols that once ruled our hearts lost their grip, and the living God reigns in victory. The cross is Carmel magnified, once for all, the living God has shown Himself mighty to save . Believer , you walk in this victory now. The fire of God is not far from you, it burns within you by the Holy Spirit. Every idol falls before the name of Jesus . Every stronghold breaks in the presence of His glory. You are more than a witness to His victory; you are a carrier of His triumph . The same God who answered by fire on Carmel lives in you, and His victory is your inheritance . Strategic Use In Gameplay Baal’s Defeat  is a dynamic tool designed for high-risk, high-reward moments . It can completely overturn board states or apply lethal damage to key threats, but the outcome depends on the roll. With the potential to clear large boards and swing momentum, it’s best used in decks that excel at tempo control , managing risk, or maximizing variance. Synergies and Plays: RNG Board Clear:  Ideal for clearing enemy-wide threats in one turn, resetting the board when you’re behind or looking to maintain dominance. Game-Swing Potential:  A high roll can decisively end the match; even moderate rolls pressure midrange enemy beings. Control Synergy:  Integrates seamlessly with control decks  that need efficient board reset tools. Baal’s Defeat – Rare Israel Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG Baal’s Defeat – Scripture Art – Rare Israel Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions Q: What’s the damage range of Baal’s Defeat? A: The damage is determined by a D6 die roll , between 1 and 6, so expect anywhere from modest removal to full board damage. Q: Should I hold this for maximum board impact? A: Yes, it’s ideal to play this when the opponent has multiple Beings on board or when a single high roll can define the game. Q: Does this damage the opponent also? A: No, it damages only the enemy beings the opponent controls. Baal’s Defeat – Rare Israel Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG

Virgin Birth – Base Art – Common Stars Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG A Sign from Heaven That Changed Everything Virgin Birth  is a Common Event  from the Stars Age , costing 3 faith . It uses Discern  to let you choose between giving a target friendly Being +4 strength  or +4 hope and Protect , providing powerful versatility depending on your board state. The Promise Foretold, Born of a Virgin The stars begin their story with a miracle: a virgin giving birth . This is one of the first sign in the heavens, a radiant declaration that God would enter the world through miraculous conception . The constellation of the Virgin proclaims what the prophets echoed: “Behold, a virgin shall conceive, and bear a son, and shall call his name Immanuel.”  – Isaiah 7:14. From the heavens to the scrolls, God was preparing the world for the arrival of His Son . This card's verse is  Isaiah 7:14: "Therefore the Lord himself shall give you a sign; Behold, a virgin shall conceive, and bear a son, and shall call his name Immanuel." This is the start of the story, it’s the foundation of our faith . Jesus came as both God and man , born without sin, and without the will of flesh. He was the only begotten of the Father , filled with grace and truth. “The Word was made flesh, and dwelt among us...”  – John 1:14. His arrival was the plan all along, foretold in every shadow and symbol from Eden to Bethlehem. God revealed this promise through prophecy and picture , through scripture and star. From Sarah to Rebekah to Hannah, He hinted again and again at a holy birth , one that would deliver a Deliverer. Then, in the fullness of time, Mary conceived by the Holy Ghost, fulfilling every promise. “When the fulness of the time was come, God sent forth his Son, made of a woman, made under the law...”  – Galatians 4:4. Virgin Birth – Full Art – Common Stars Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG The Word Became Flesh, Christ Our Salvation Jesus came into the world just as promised.  He fulfilled every law, every prophecy, every heavenly marker written above and preserved below. His nature was divine, and His mission was mercy. Born in humility, He would be lifted in glory. Born of a woman, He would reign forever. This is Immanuel , which means God with us . This divine birth means our offering was sure . No blemish, no fault, no inheritance of Adam’s sin followed Him. The Lamb was pure. He could redeem fully because He came perfectly. “For such an high priest became us, who is holy, harmless, undefiled, separate from sinners...”  – Hebrews 7:26. From birth to cross, His life poured out grace, and that grace overflows still. Believers, take joy in the stars and in the scriptures. The One who came miraculously now lives in you. His first coming fulfilled every promise of God’s mercy. And the next time He appears, He’ll come in glory for all who believe. Rejoice in the Child who was given , and rest in the salvation He accomplished at the cross. Strategic Use In Gameplay Virgin Birth  is a Common Event  with Discern , offering a choice between +4 strength  or +4 hope and Protect  to a friendly Being. It’s a flexible combat tool  that lets you tailor your buff  depending on whether you need offensive pressure  or defensive protection . Synergies and Combinations Combat Advantage : Boosts strength for an unexpected trade , turning small Beings into major threats. Protect Key Units : Grants Protect and extra hope  to preserve other crucial Beings , forcing opponents to deal with it first. Discern Flexibility : Adapt your play to offense or defense , making it an excellent tool in varied game states. Virgin Birth – Common Stars Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions Q: Can I use Virgin Birth on a Being that already has Protect? A: Yes, but the Protect ability does not stack, only the +4 hope  will apply again. Q: Do I have to choose an option when I play the card? A: Yes, Discern  forces you to choose one of the two effects at the time of play. Q: Does the strength or hope bonus last beyond this turn? A: Yes, both the +4 strength  and +4 hope  are permanent unless removed by another effect. Virgin Birth – Common Stars Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG