Holy Festival – Base Art – Rare Torah Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG Feasts of the Lord, Echoes of Eternity Holy Festival  is a Rare Event  from the Torah Age , costing just 2 faith  and delivering an invaluable mix of utility and tempo. This Event allows you to return any Being to its player’s hand , then draw a verse , refreshing your options and tempo simultaneously. The Feasts That Reveal Jesus God gave Israel seven appointed feasts, each one a prophetic shadow of Jesus Christ. Every feast, every date, every command reveals the work of redemption from heaven’s point of view. These were not human celebrations. They were divine appointments etched into time to proclaim the story of the cross, the Spirit, and the coming kingdom. The first four, Passover, Unleavened Bread, Firstfruits, and Pentecost , were fulfilled in Jesus’ first coming. The Lamb was sacrificed at Passover. His sinless body was buried during Unleavened Bread. His resurrection came on Firstfruits. His Spirit was poured out at Pentecost. Each moment aligned perfectly with the feast calendar, declaring Christ as the true fulfillment of every shadow . The gospel was rehearsed year after year in these gatherings, preparing Israel to recognize their Messiah. This card's verse is Leviticus 23:4: "These are the feasts of the LORD, even holy convocations, which ye shall proclaim in their seasons." The final three, Trumpets, Atonement, and Tabernacles , prophesy His return. Trumpets will awaken the nations. Atonement reveals the devastating final reckoning. Tabernacles announces the dwelling of God with man forever. These feasts are still echoing through time, declaring what’s next in the kingdom story. They are not optional. They are not outdated. They are heaven’s blueprint , written in advance and accomplished by Christ. Holy Festival – Full Art – Rare Torah Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG The Grace That Fulfills the Calendar Jesus fulfills the law, the calendar, the offerings, and the feasts. He is the true Festival , the substance behind every shadow . His life is the rhythm. His blood is the covering. His Spirit is the gathering. The entire cycle of worship now lives in Him. The calendar once pointed forward. Now we look to Christ , the one who fills every feast with power and meaning. The gospel is eternal. The finished work of Jesus is the center of all worship. His body is our unleavened bread. His resurrection is our firstfruit. His return is our trumpet. His cross is our atonement. His Spirit is our Pentecost. His kingdom is our tabernacle. Every feast has its meaning fully revealed in the Son of God. Believer , you are living in the fullness of God’s timing. You are united to the One who accomplished every feast. You are the righteousness of God in Christ. You walk in a finished work. You live in eternal Sabbath. You are sealed by His Spirit. You are clothed in His offering. The law has been fulfilled. The calendar has been completed. You are complete in Christ.  He is your holy festival, life in Him forever. Strategic Use In Gameplay Holy Festival  shines as a versatile and impactful control tool  that blends board manipulation with resource gain. Its ability to bounce any Being , friendly or enemy, means it can disrupt enemy plans, protect your valuable Beings, or retrigger key Prophecy effects. Combined with the card draw , this makes it an essential addition to decks focused on tempo, value, or precision-based control . Synergies and Plays: Threat Removal:  Use it to bounce a powerful enemy Being , disrupting their board and stalling their tempo while you draw into your next move. Combo Enablement:  Target your own Beings to replay them , retrigger Prophecy abilities, or protect them from exile. Core Staple:  With its low cost, card draw, and universal utility, this Event is a must-include  in nearly any build, control, midrange, or combo . Holy Festival – Rare Torah Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions Q: Can I use Holy Festival on my own Beings? A: Yes, you can target any Being , friendly or enemy, for maximum flexibility. Q: Does the draw happen even if the bounce fails? A: Yes. Because these two abilities are two separate phrases. If there are no beings to return, you can still draw a verse. Q: What makes this card so powerful? A: Its low cost , flexibility , and built-in card draw  make it one of the most reliable and powerful Events in the Torah set. Holy Festival – Rare Torah Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG Holy Festival – Scripture Art – Rare Torah Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG

Passover Offering – Base Art – Common Torah Cattle – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG Strength in the Shadow of the Lamb Passover Offering  is a Common Cattle Being  from the Torah Age , costing 2 faith  with 2 strength  and 2 hope . Its power lies not just in its stats, but in how it supports others, adjacent cattle gain +1 strength , making it a fantastic option for boosting your front line. This humble creature ties directly into cattle tribal synergies , promotes aggressive strategies , and rewards thoughtful positioning  on the board. The Offering That Marked a People On the night of Israel’s deliverance, the Lord gave a command: every household was to take a lamb , a male, without blemish, in the first year, and offer it to the Lord. They roasted its flesh and ate it in haste, with their shoes on, ready to leave Egypt behind . This wasn’t just a meal, it was a moment of salvation. The blood was applied to the doorposts of every home, not with a brush, but by striking, on the sides and the top, forming the image of a cross  in crimson. That night, judgment passed through Egypt. Every firstborn without the blood was struck down. But every house marked by the blood  was spared. The angel of death saw the lamb’s sacrifice and passed over. That’s why it was called Passover, not because of the people's strength, but because of the power of the blood . “And he shall offer his offering unto the LORD, one he lamb of the first year without blemish for a burnt offering, [...]”  - Numbers 6:14. This offering sealed their safety , and it sealed their future . This card's verse is Numbers 6:14: "And he shall offer his offering unto the LORD, one he lamb of the first year without blemish for a burnt offering, [...]" The lamb was a sign. God was painting a picture in blood and fire . The innocent for the guilty. The spotless for the sinful. Every lamb that died that night pointed forward to a greater sacrifice, a greater Passover . The Exodus was about revealing what Jesus would do at the cross, leaving the world and the bondage of following the law by efforts . Passover Offering – Full Art – Common Torah Cattle – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG The Cross That Covers Every House At Calvary, the pattern was fulfilled. Jesus became our Passover Lamb . He was without blemish, full of grace, and offered in the prime of life. His flesh was broken. His blood was poured . He hung on the wood, His arms stretched wide, and blood flowed from His hands, His head, and His feet, touching every corner of the cross . The same formation marked Israel’s doors in Egypt. The same power that delivered them delivers us now . We consume Him by faith . We feast on His body and His blood , with our mouths with bread and wine, and we do so because we do it by faith. His offering gives strength to every member of the household. His blood speaks peace over every life it covers. The death that should have come for us passes over  because Jesus took it in our place. His offering was the substance. His sacrifice didn’t just cover, it cleansed forever . Believer , you are marked by the blood . Death has passed over you. Judgment has no place in your house. You’ve received the Lamb . You’ve feasted on His grace. You’ve been sealed by His offering. Every time you remember the cross, remember this: the blood still speaks . You are safe. You are covered. You are His. The door is shut, the blood is applied, and your name is written in heaven . Strategic Use In Gameplay Passover Offering  isn’t just another body on the board, it’s a strategic linchpin in decks that rely on formation strength  and tribal coordination . Its adjacency buff brings a tactical edge to positioning decisions, rewarding decks that swarm or line up Beings in specific patterns. Synergies and Plays: Cattle Synergy:  Works seamlessly in Cattle tribal decks , providing natural support to other Beings who scale or trigger off of adjacent cattle. Aggro Enhancer:  Boosts damage output on key turns by increasing the strength of nearby attackers, ideal for tempo-focused or swarm-based decks . Positional Power:  Encourages smart board management. Placing this between two Beings gives both a Strength buff, maximizing the effect of your formation. Passover Offering – Common Torah Cattle – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions Q: Does Passover Offering give itself +1 strength? A: No, the bonus applies only to adjacent cattle , not itself. Q: What happens if it’s between two Beings? A: Both adjacent cattle will receive +1 strength , making it a strong placement tool. Q: Does this work with non-Cattle Beings? A: No, the buff applies only to adjacent cattle, and not another type. Passover Offering – Common Torah Cattle – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG

Wrath Of Esau – Base Art – Common Hebrew Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG The Storm of Justice and Mercy Wrath Of Esau  is a Common Event from the Hebrew Age, costing 4 faith. It deals 2 damage to target two lowest-strength enemy Beings  and applies Fear , preventing them from interacting for two turns. This card brings both board control  and strategic stall , making it perfect for control decks or for setting up key combos without interruption. Sibling Rivalry Summoned, Promises Fulfilled The story of Esau and Jacob  is one of deep longing , lost inheritance , and divine reconciliation . Esau, the firstborn, had once sold his birthright  for a bowl of red stew, an impulsive decision that would echo throughout generations. Later, when Jacob received the blessing  meant for Esau, the older brother was filled with rage , vowing to take Jacob’s life. This moment of fury became a symbol of the struggle between flesh and promise . When Jesus came into the world, He carried the full weight of the inheritance for all who would believe. Yet many of the religious leaders , who represented the spiritual heirs of Israel, rejected Him . His message of grace , His authority over tradition, and His divine relationship with the Father stirred up envy  and anger . Like Esau before him, their hearts were consumed by a sense of loss and injustice , even though the inheritance was always rooted in faith , not lineage. This card's verse is  Genesis 21:6: "[...] and Esau said in his heart, The days of mourning for my father are at hand; then will I slay my brother Jacob . " Still, the story does not end in conflict. Years after their estrangement, Jacob returned , full of humility and seeking peace. He sent servants, gifts, and messages  ahead of him, preparing the way. And in a moment of tender grace , Esau ran to embrace his brother, weeping. What began in wrath ended in restoration . This is more than a family reunion, it is a prophetic picture  of what is to come. Wrath Of Esau – Full Art – Common Hebrew Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG A Son on the Altar, A Bride from the Well The life of Jesus fulfilled every promise of the birthright and blessing . Through His death and resurrection, He secured the covenant inheritance  that was always meant to come through grace . Though He was rejected  at His first coming, His second coming will bring reunion , recognition , and rejoicing . Just as Esau once embraced Jacob, so too will Israel behold their Messiah  and be drawn back into the fullness of God’s plan. The Apostle Paul echoes this mystery in Romans 11 , where he speaks of Israel’s temporary blindness , yet assures us that “ all Israel shall be saved .” God’s covenant remains unbroken , His promises to the patriarchs  still unfolding. Just as Jacob sent gifts ahead of him, so too has Jesus sent His Spirit , His Word , and His Church , preparing the hearts of Israel for that final embrace. Believer , this is the hope we carry: not just for ourselves, but for every nation , including Israel. Wrath turns to wonder  when seen through the eyes of redemption. The story of Esau and Jacob is more than a family tale, it is a divine pattern of how grace prevails , how inheritance is secured by promise , and how the rejected Son  becomes the restorer of all things . The embrace is coming, and with it, the joy of reconciliation. Strategic Use In Gameplay Wrath Of Esau  provides board control, strategic stall, and combo setup . For 4 faith, it deals 2 damage  to two enemy low-strength Beings, while Fear  prevents them from threatening your key units. This makes it a great tool for control decks  or for protecting your board until your big combo or payoff plays land. Synergies and Plays Control & Setup : Clears minor threats while disrupting opponent plays for crucial turns. Fear Delay : Prevents interacted Beings from blocking or disabling your other units. Event Synergy : Powerful in decks keyed to playing Events, great timing with buff or draw effects. Wrath Of Esau – Common Hebrew Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions Q: Can Wrath Of Esau hit the same target twice? A: No. It deals 2 damage to the two distinct  lowest‑strength enemy Beings. Q: What if multiple beings tie for lowest strength? A: You choose which two to target, offering flexibility for priority plays. Q: Does Fear apply after damage, or before? A: Damage resolves first, then Fear is applied for two turns, preventing them from interacting during the turn it's played and the following one. Wrath Of Esau – Common Hebrew Event – 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 Event damage , making it a sturdy mid-game presence that supports synergy with Event 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 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 Event damage fits decks that value precision strikes and tribal cohesion. Synergies and Plays Event 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 Event 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 Event 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

Gigantic Behemoth – Base Art – Uncommon Alpha Beast – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG Unmatched Among Creatures Gigantic Behemoth  is an Uncommon Beast Being  from the Alpha Age , costing 7 faith , with a formidable 8 strength  and 5 hope . It's ability, it Fears target enemy being. Meaning it won't be able to Interact for 2 turn , the turn it's played and the following one. The Gigantic Behemoth, God’s Masterwork in Creation In the book of Job, the Lord speaks of Behemoth  with awe and authority, pointing to this beast as a sign of His creative power. “Behold now behemoth, which I made with thee; he eateth grass as an ox. Lo now, his strength is in his loins, and his force is in the navel of his belly. He moveth his tail like a cedar...”  – Job 40:15-17. Behemoth is massive , rooted in the earth, and unshaken by rivers or snares. His very frame  speaks of strength, and his tail , described as a cedar , draws our eyes toward the heart of God’s redemptive plan. God says Behemoth lies under the shady trees , feeding among the mountains with the beasts . This echoes the reaching grace of Christ , who welcomed the outcast, the exiled, and the sinner. He came to gather a people from every mountain and field , a family drawn not by lineage, but by faith in His name . Every detail of Behemoth's design whispers God's wisdom and strength, revealing that nothing escapes His hand. This card's verse is  Job 40:19: "He is the chief of the ways of God: he that made him can make his sword to approach unto him." But more than physical power, Behemoth is described as having sharp sight , piercing the traps and hidden snares of those who try to capture him. This detail reminds us of Jesus, who saw through every trap the Pharisees laid before Him. His wisdom cut deeper than their words. He discerned their motives, exposed their pride, and left them silenced. Behemoth may be mighty, but Jesus is wiser still , moving through the world with perfect knowledge  and unstoppable grace . Gigantic Behemoth – Full Art – Uncommon Alpha Beast – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG Jesus, The Strength and Sight of Behemoth Fulfilled Behemoth is a glimpse, a shadow of something greater. His tail like a cedar  reflects the cross of Christ , a mighty tree under which the greatest sacrifice was made. Jesus bore the weight of the world, hanging upon wood that became a bridge to eternity . While Behemoth stood tall and unmoved, Jesus laid Himself down , taking the judgment meant for sinners, and rose in unmatched power. “For he hath made him to be sin for us, who knew no sin; that we might be made the righteousness of God in him.”  – 2 Corinthians 5:21. Through the cross, Jesus became the true Behemoth , untouchable by sin, yet pierced for our transgressions. He crushed the traps set by Satan, conquered death, and opened the path of life to all who believe. No one could cage Him, bind Him, or stop Him. Believer , the One you follow is stronger than any beast  and wiser than any scheme . You are safe in His shadow, fed by His Spirit, and made strong in His grace. Walk boldly, like Behemoth, unmoved by rivers of fear, and keep your eyes fixed on the One who pierced every snare, for you. Strategic Use In Gameplay Gigantic Behemoth  is a powerhouse with 8 strength , capable of overpowering nearly any opponent it Challenges. With Fear ability, it stops an enemy threat in it's tracks , making it a safe late-game play  that demands direct answers. Synergies and Combinations Darkness Strategy : Perfect for decks that rely on high-impact, giving you time to control the board or set up game-winning plays. Beast Synergy : Works well with Beast tribal support , which can offer buffs or utility for sustained pressure. Huge Strength : Its immense 8 strength  makes it a top-tier attacker , capable of punching through defenses and closing out games. Gigantic Behemoth – Uncommon Alpha Beast – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions Q: What does Fear do to an enemy Being? A:  Fear  prevents that Being from interacting  (moving, Challenging, or using abilities) for two turns , the current and the next one. It’s a strong control effect. Q: Can I target any enemy Being with Behemoth’s effect? A: Yes. You can Fear any targetable enemy Being , even those with high stats or special abilities. Q: What if the Being already has Fear? A: The effect is refreshed , resetting the duration of Fear  for another two turns  starting from that turn. Gigantic Behemoth – Uncommon Alpha Beast – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG

Destroy The Wicked – Base Art – Rare Alpha Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG When Judgment Comes for the Strongest Destroy The Wicked  is a Rare Event  from the Alpha Age , costing 3 faith . It exiles target highest strength target enemy Being , removing the greatest threat on the battlefield with a single, decisive act. It’s not a strike of chance, but a measure of God’s judgment , as seen in the days of Noah. When the Wicked Multiplied, The Flood Was Sent Before the flood, the earth was filled with violence, corruption, and rebellion . The sons of God, fallen angels , took women and produced offspring, mighty beings with corrupted flesh, seeking to contaminate the line  through which the Seed  would come. This Seed, promised in Eden, would crush the serpent’s head , and Satan did everything he could to stop Him. God, seeing that every imagination of man's heart was only evil continually , brought the flood, not as a knee-jerk punishment, but as a righteous response  to an earth consumed by lawlessness. All in whose nostrils was the breath of life  perished, as judgment poured out like rain . The world was wiped clean, but not without mercy, Noah found grace in the eyes of the Lord, and through him, God preserved His promise . This card's verse is  Genesis 7:22: "All in whose nostrils was the breath of life, of all that was in the dry land, died." We see the evidence of that great judgment written into the very crust of the earth , fossils, folded mountains, vast canyons, testimonies to the day God judged sin  and demonstrated His holiness. His justice is unshakable. He will not ignore sin forever , because He is righteous, true, and faithful . Destroy The Wicked – Full Art – Rare Alpha Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG Jesus Took the Judgment, Believe and Be Saved But even in wrath, God remembered mercy. He made a way so that man would not be destroyed again by sin . That way is Jesus Christ , the Lamb slain before the foundation of the world. God placed all of our sins, past, present, and future, on Him , and judged them fully at the cross. “For He hath made Him to be sin for us, who knew no sin; that we might be made the righteousness of God in Him.” This is why grace is so powerful . God isn’t asking you to work for forgiveness or earn His favor. He’s asking you to believe , to trust in the death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus. The judgment has already fallen , and the wrath that should have landed on us landed on Him instead. Believer , you are not appointed to wrath. You have been rescued by grace, sealed by the Spirit, and destined for glory . And if you haven’t believed yet, the call is urgent: judgment will come again , but now is the time of salvation, today is the day. Come to the cross, receive the gift, and be counted among the righteous in Christ . Strategic Use In Gameplay Destroy The Wicked  is a rare and efficient removal verse  that targets and exiles the strongest enemy threat  on the board, making it ideal for stopping momentum  from midrange decks. Synergies and Combinations Good Removal : Cleanly handles high-strength Beings , often taking out a major threat for just 3 faith . Event Synergy : Supports decks that trigger bonuses  when Events are played or benefit from stacking events . Stops Mid-Late Game Threats : Especially powerful against decks that lean on single powerful Beings , clearing the path for a comeback or final push. Destroy The Wicked – Rare Alpha Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG Destroy The Wicked – Scripture Art – Rare Alpha Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions Q: What if multiple enemy Beings have the highest strength? A: If there’s a tie, you target one of the tied Beings  to exile. Q: Does this affect Beings with Protect? A: Yes, Protect does not stop this effect , since it’s not a Challenge, it’s exile. Q: Can this card target my own Beings? A: No, it specifically targets an enemy Being  with the highest strength. Destroy The Wicked – Rare Alpha Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG

Wild Unicorn – Base Art – Common Alpha Beast – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG Strength Brought Forth Wild Unicorn  is a Common Beast Being  from the Alpha Age , costing 5 faith , with 4 strength  and 3 hope . Upon Creation, its Prophecy  triggers and creates a 2/2 Beast , unleashing more power onto the Storyline through a strong support companion. This card's verse is  Numbers 23:22: "God brought them out of Egypt; he hath as it were the strength of an unicorn." The Wild Unicorn, Strength in God’s Design In the Word of God, the unicorn  stands out as a creature of great power , mystery, and symbolic might. Though the world imagines a fantasy animal, the biblical unicorn  refers to a real, majestic beast , the rhinoceros . Towering, wild, and strong, it runs with a skipping stride, thundering across the land with a presence that demands attention. Some rhinoceroses bear a single horn , while others carry two horns , one large and one smaller, beautifully reflecting the tribes of Ephraim and Manasseh , the sons of Joseph. In Deuteronomy, the unicorn is said to push the people together  to the ends of the earth. “His glory is like the firstling of his bullock, and his horns are like the horns of unicorns: with them he shall push the people together.”  – Deuteronomy 33:17. This pushing power represents authority , leadership , and spiritual might  under God’s banner. Throughout prophecy, horns symbolize kingdoms, power, and dominion . But there's only one true horn  that holds eternal authority, the Horn of our Salvation , the Lord Jesus Christ . Just as the wild unicorn bears its horn forward in might, God has exalted His Son as the true and righteous ruler . Every other horn, including the deceiving little horn that rise in the end times, will fall before Him. Wild Unicorn – Full Art – Common Alpha Beast – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG Jesus, The True Horn of Salvation “And hath raised up an horn of salvation for us in the house of his servant David.”  – Luke 1:69. Jesus is the fulfillment of every promise , the King of Kings  who bears the banner of grace , not fear. He is the horn lifted high , the strength of God made manifest, the protector of His people and the defender of the covenant . The devil imitates. He raises false horns , like the goat with one, or the little horn that blasphemes and devours. But none can match the strength of the Lord’s anointed . He reigns now, and He will reign forever. When the final battle comes, it is the Horn of God  who will crush every enemy and lift His people with a mighty hand. Believer , you are under the banner of the true Unicorn , Jesus Christ, your salvation and strength . You are not tossed by horns of deception, but secured in truth , riding under the victory of the One whose horn is exalted forever. Stand firm. You belong to the King, and His banner over you is love . Strategic Use In Gameplay Wild Unicorn  is a strong board-building card  that creates a 2/2 Beast  upon entry, immediately giving you two Beings . With 4 strength itself, it adds both power  and presence  to your lineup. Synergies and Combinations Beast Synergy : Supports Beast tribal decks , offering two Beast bodies  for combo setups. Create a Force with 2 Beings : Instantly adds multiple threats  to the board, giving you pressure and defense . High Strength : A solid stat line for a 5-cost card , allowing you to challenge  or defend  effectively. Wild Unicorn – Common Alpha Beast – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG Baby Beast – Base Art – Token Alpha Beast – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions Q: What are the stats of the Beast created by Wild Unicorn? A: The Baby Beast token, is a 2 strength / 2 hope  with no special abilities. Q: Can the created Beast benefit from Beast-related buffs? A: Yes, it is a full Beast Being  and can interact with any cards that affect Beasts. Q: Does the created Beast enter play immediately? A: Yes, it is created as part of the Prophecy trigger  when Wild Unicorn is brought into play. Wild Unicorn – Common Alpha Beast – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG

Terrible Reckoning – Base Art – Common Alpha Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG When God Walked in the Garden Terrible Reckoning  is a Common Event  from the Alpha Age , costing 4 faith . When played, it deals 3 damage to target two lowest hope enemy Beings , targeting the most fragile parts of the enemy's field with sudden, divine force. Shame and Guilt has Entered the Garden In the cool of the day, God walked in the Garden of Eden, but this time, Adam and Eve were hiding. Sin had entered , and with it came shame. They had disobeyed the one command, taken the forbidden fruit , and now found themselves exposed. Their solution? Fig leaves, stitched by their own hands in a desperate attempt to cover what they had done. Yet the Lord knew what they had done. The first reckoning had come . Sin couldn’t be covered by effort or invention. The knowledge of good and evil didn’t give them power, it brought guilt and fear. “I was afraid, because I was naked; and I hid myself.”  – Genesis 3:10. Humanity’s very first instinct after sin was to run, to hide, and to try to fix it . But grace was already on the move. This card's verse is  Genesis 3:8: "And they heard the voice of the LORD God walking in the garden in the cool of the day: and Adam and his wife hid themselves from the presence of the LORD God amongst the trees of the garden." God provided something far greater. He made them coats of skins , a covering not from the trees, but from a living creature. Blood had been shed . “Unto Adam also and to his wife did the LORD God make coats of skins, and clothed them.”  – Genesis 3:21. A shadow of what was to come. God was teaching them something eternal: only the shedding of blood could forgive sin. Terrible Reckoning – Full Art – Common Alpha Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG The Blood Covering, Christ Our Righteousness That terrible reckoning in the Garden was a prophecy dressed in grace. From the very beginning, God revealed His heart, to clothe, to cover, to redeem . Every coat of skin whispered of a better covering. Every lamb offered on an altar foreshadowed the Lamb of God  who would one day take away the sin of the world. Jesus, the spotless Lamb, bore the full weight of sin’s reckoning. He didn’t hide. He didn’t sow fig leaves. He stood in our place and gave His life. “Without shedding of blood is no remission.”  – Hebrews 9:22. The blood that fell on Calvary wasn’t from man’s effort, it was heaven’s offering. God Himself provided the covering, once and for all. Believer , you are not hidden behind leaves, you are covered in the blood of Jesus . The reckoning that fell on Him has given you peace. You don’t need to run. You don’t need to hide. The Lamb has died, the debt is paid, and grace is yours. Stand clothed in His righteousness, and walk boldly in His love. Strategic Use In Gameplay Terrible Reckoning  is a low-cost control tool  that excels at disrupting aggressive strategies . By dealing 3 damage to the two lowest hope enemy Beings , it efficiently clears out smaller units and blunts early game pressure . Synergies and Combinations Good Control Against Aggro : Targets weaker enemy Beings  commonly found in aggro decks , helping you stabilize early. Removal : Acts as a versatile removal spell  that can potentially eliminate two threats  with a single card. Stop Aggressive Opponents : A reliable way to slow down aggressive plays , giving you time to build your board or draw into key cards. Terrible Reckoning – Common Alpha Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions Q: What if there is only one enemy Being? A: Only that Being will take 3 damage. The second damage instance is ignored if no other valid target exists. Q: What happens if multiple Beings share the lowest hope? A: The controller of the card targets which two among them  receive the damage. Q: Does this card bypass Protect? A: Yes, Protect only affects challenging, not targeting events. Terrible Reckoning – Common Alpha Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG

Jethro, Father In Law – Base Art – Uncommon Torah Priest – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG Wisdom That Shields and Guides Jethro, Father In Law  is an Uncommon Priest  from the Torah Age , costing 4 faith  with 3 strength  and 3 hope . His Prophecy  ability triggers upon creation and allows you to give another friendly Being Darkness  until your next turn, making that Being untargetable from enemy events or challenge before interaction . This powerful protective effect can shut down enemy tactics, preserve key combos, and shield your critical assets. The Voice That Set Order Jethro was Moses’ father-in-law, he was a priest of Midian, a counselor, and a man of great wisdom.  He arrived in the wilderness with Moses’ wife and sons, and after watching Moses from a distance, he saw something Moses couldn’t see: he was doing too much, alone.  From morning till night, Moses sat judging the people, hearing every case, bearing every burden. Jethro saw the strain. He saw the bottleneck. He saw the need for structure.  So he spoke. His words were practical. Appoint leaders. Share the load. Create tiers of judgment. Let the people carry the weight together.  And Moses, though called by God, humbled himself and listened to Jethro. He received the instruction. He implemented the system. This was divine wisdom through human relationship.  God used Jethro to reveal a pattern of kingdom order. This card's verse is Exodus 18:24: "So Moses hearkened to the voice of his father in law, and did all that he had said." This pattern wasn’t just helpful, it was prophetic.  What Jethro suggested became a glimpse into God’s future government.  The day is coming when Jesus will reign from Jerusalem. The nations will come to Him. And under His authority, righteous judges will be appointed, kings and priests in His name.  What Jethro introduced in the desert, Jesus will establish in the millennium. A kingdom of justice. A government of peace. A people walking in divine counsel. Jethro, Father In Law – Full Art – Uncommon Torah Priest – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG The King Who Reigns Through Us The Church isn’t just saved, it’s appointed. We are called to reign with Him.  Just as Moses appointed leaders to rule in righteousness, Jesus will establish His saints as overseers in the world to come. We are not drifting through time, we are being prepared.  The tribulation, which we won't be on Earth for, will give way to a new era. We wil descend with the King. The thrones will be set. And the cities of the earth will be governed by the sons of God. This isn’t a distant dream, it’s a written reality. We will rule with Christ. The government will be upon His shoulders, and His peace will have no end. There will be no corruption. No bribes. No injustice.  Just the voice of the King, flowing through every territory, every gate, every gathering. What Jethro saw in seed form, Jesus will fulfill in full glory.  And you are a part of it. Believer , you have been brought into the counsel of heaven. You are not just forgiven, you are an heir.  You are being trained to reign. You are being prepared to govern. You are a ruler in the making.  The wisdom that shaped Moses’ camp is the wisdom that shapes your future. Christ is King. His Spirit is your guide.  You will see Him sit in Jerusalem on His throne. You will judge with justice. You will shine with purpose.  The kingdom is not far, the rapture is soon, and you'll be face to face with your Savior. Strategic Use In Gameplay Jethro, Father In Law  is a protective utility Priest  designed for players who want to preserve board presence  and control the flow of the game with precision. His ability to give another friendly Being Darkness  for a turn allows you to play around removal spells, stall threats, and maintain critical board state when pressure is high. As a Priest , he also synergizes with several other cards in the AlephTau set that reward Prophecy effects  and tribal synergy . His balanced stats and protective capability make him a great fit for combo, midrange , or value decks  that seek to outlast opponents. Synergies and Plays: Protect Friendly Beings:  Use Jethro to safeguard your most important Beings—especially combo pieces or major threats—by making them untargetable for a turn. Priest Synergy:  Works exceptionally well in Priest-based decks that benefit from Prophecy triggers or recurring support effects. Combo Setup:  Ideal for enabling future turns without interruption, protecting combo setups or fragile Beings that need time to activate their effects. Jethro, Father In Law – Uncommon Torah Priest – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions Q: What does giving Darkness to a Being actually do? A: It makes the Being untargetable by enemy abilities, events or challenges until it interacts. Q: Can I target Jethro himself with his Prophecy effect? A: No. The effect requires you to choose another  friendly Being. Q: When is the best time to use Jethro’s ability? A: On turns when your key Beings are vulnerable to removal or disruption, especially if you're preparing a setup for a bigger play next turn. Jethro, Father In Law – Uncommon Torah Priest – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG

Caleb, Receiving Land – Base Art – Common Torah Soldier – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG A Bold Spirit for Immediate Battle Caleb, Receiving Land  is a Common Soldier  from the Torah Age , costing 4 faith  with 2 strength  and 4 hope . His defining feature is Zeal , which allows him to Challenge the moment he is created . With a decent health pool and immediate aggression, Caleb is perfect for players looking to take control of the board without delay. The Soldier Who Saw the Promise Caleb was a warrior with fire in his eyes and inheritance in his heart . He walked through the land of giants and came back with a different spirit. Where others saw walls, Caleb saw victory . Where the rest feared the giants, Caleb remembered the promise . He stood beside Joshua as the only two among the twelve spies who believed the LORD would deliver the land. The fruit was good, the land was rich, and the promise was still true. Caleb followed the LORD fully, not halfway, and heaven remembered his faith. When the people refused to go in, judgment came down like thunder . That generation was turned back into the wilderness. Not because God had changed, but because they demanded to be judged by law, by effort, by their own promise of obedience. And once the standard shifted, they failed. Grace was traded for performance, and the land stayed locked.  But Caleb held fast. He carried faith through every dusty mile and every funeral in the desert. His eyes were fixed. His spirit stayed strong. This card's verse is Numbers 14:24: "But my servant Caleb, because he had another spirit with him, and hath followed me fully, him will I bring into the land whereinto he went; and his seed shall possess it." Decades later, when the time finally came, Caleb didn’t shrink back. He asked for the mountain. The one filled with giants.  He didn’t want the easy land, he wanted the one that echoed the promise. He said the words of a man completely confident in covenant: “Give me this mountain.” At 85 years old, Caleb didn’t just walk into the promise, he charged into it.  Every step was an act of inheritance. Every challenge was already conquered in his spirit. Caleb, Receiving Land – Full Art – Common Torah Soldier – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG The Son Who Possesses Everything Caleb points to a greater Joshua. A greater inheritance. A better covenant.  Jesus stepped into a world filled with the giants of sin and death, the curse of the law, and He walked with complete confidence  in the Father’s plan. He never doubted. He never stumbled. He fully obeyed.  He walked straight into the promised land of the cross, and He laid hold of an eternal inheritance, not just for Himself, but for every seed in Him. Jesus didn’t just claim a mountain filled with enemies, He conquered the grave itself.  And the reward wasn’t just land flowing with milk and honey. It was a kingdom that never fades. The same zeal that moved in Caleb now lives in every believer. And the same boldness that stirred in Caleb’s bones now belongs to the body of Christ. Jesus received the land. Jesus stands in the promise. Jesus holds the title deed.  And He calls you in by faith. Believer , the land is already yours. The battle is already won. The promise is already given.  You are not spying, you are possessing. You are not wondering, you are resting. In Christ, you have received every spiritual blessing.  The giants are defeated. The walls are down. The inheritance is open.  You don’t have to fight for it, you just believe. Your name is written into the covenant. Your steps are holy. Your portion is secure. Your mountain is waiting.  And every promise of God in Christ is yes and amen. Take it. Live it. It’s yours. Strategic Use In Gameplay Caleb, Receiving Land  is built for players who value tempo and battlefield initiative . His Zeal  lets you skip the usual wait to challenge, giving you first challenge power  in a turn where every second counts. He's ideal in aggressive or tempo-based decks , where immediate board interaction is critical to maintaining pressure and removing key threats before they become problems. Caleb also slots easily into Soldier tribal strategies , amplifying the theme of spiritual strength and faithful aggression. Synergies and Plays: Immediate Pressure:  Thanks to Zeal, he can remove small enemy Beings as soon as he enters, helping you stay ahead on board control. Soldier Synergy:  Fits seamlessly into Soldier decks that reward offensive coordination, fast tempo, and thematic unit cohesion. Efficient Trades:  With 4 hope, He often survives early exchanges, allowing you to absorb hits while trading efficiently or setting up future plays. Caleb, Receiving Land – Common Torah Soldier – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions Q: Can Caleb challenge an enemy Being the same turn he is created? A: Yes. His Zeal ability allows him to challenge immediately. Q: What’s the best use for Caleb’s Zeal in the early game? A: He’s best used to remove weak or vulnerable enemy Beings or to quickly put pressure on an opponent. Q: Is Caleb good in non-Soldier decks? A: Yes, especially in tempo or disruptive decks. While he shines in Soldier synergy, his immediate impact makes him versatile across many archetypes. Caleb, Receiving Land – Common Torah Soldier – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG

Pharaoh, Hard Heart – Base Art – Uncommon Torah King – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG A Royal Wall of Defiance Pharaoh, Hard Heart  is an Uncommon King  from the Torah Age , costing 4 faith  with a sturdy 3 strength  and 4 hope . His Prophecy  ability activates upon creation, allowing you to Humble  a target enemy Being, canceling its abilities  and shutting down its presence  on the board. This makes Pharaoh a powerful disruption tool , ideal for disarming key threats or stopping combo setups before they become overwhelming. The King Who Resisted God Pharaoh was a king clothed in power, but his heart was heavy with pride . He ruled over Egypt like a god among men. His word was law. His throne was absolute.  And then Moses appeared. A man with a shepherd’s staff stood before a golden palace and made the impossible demand: Let my people go.  Pharaoh laughed. He questioned. He scoffed. "Who is the LORD, that I should obey his voice to let Israel go?"  That moment would define the battle between earthly strength and divine sovereignty . God hardened Pharaoh’s heart, not to take away freedom, but to put His glory on display. Every judgment was a sign.  Water turned to blood. Frogs filled the land. Hail crashed from the sky. Darkness light couldn't repeal. And through it all, Pharaoh stood stiff-necked, resisting the call. The LORD had told Moses to demand Pharaoh to let Israel go for a three day journey into the wilderness to worship. Three days. A shadow of something greater. A prophecy hidden in plain sight. This card's verse is Exodus 5:2: "And Pharaoh said, Who is the LORD, that I should obey his voice to let Israel go? I know not the LORD, neither will I let Israel go." When Pharaoh finally broke, Israel left Egypt through blood on the doorposts. The LORD delivered His people by His own hand.  The Exodus was now Israel’s history, it was a major part of their identity. God had brought them out of bondage. He had crushed the kingdom that enslaved them.  That moment was written again and again in the Psalms, the Prophets, and the songs of the people. It was the story of salvation, rescue, and covenant love . Pharaoh, Hard Heart – Full Art – Uncommon Torah King – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG The Savior Who Freed the World Jesus fulfilled the Exodus in full. He walked into a world enslaved, not to Pharaoh, but to the prince of this world, ruler and principalities working behind the scenes. He confronted hardened hearts, confronted religious pride, and called for freedom.  The world said, “Who is the LORD?” And the cross answered. Three days in the grave became the path of deliverance.  The tomb was the wilderness. The resurrection was the escape. Christ is our greater Moses, our perfect Deliverer. Where Pharaoh’s pride brought plagues, Jesus’s humility brought peace . Where Egypt fell to judgment, the world was lifted by grace. Paul writes that the gospel we preach is not law, not effort, not commandment, Paul says it is my gospel , the gospel of grace through faith in Jesus' blood. He ended the bondage. He nailed the requirements of the law to the cross.  He broke the chains that men couldn’t break. He led a new Exodus, out of law, out of sin, out of death, and into righteousness. Believer , you are not under Pharaoh. You are under God's favor.  You are not making bricks in Egypt, you are seated with Christ in heavenly places. The gospel didn’t just free you from slavery, it placed you in sonship.  Your heart is not hardened, it’s alive. Your judgment is not law, it’s grace. You are in the three-day journey. You are in the finished work. You are in Christ.  And every step is covered in mercy. You have crossed over. You are free. You are redeemed. Strategic Use In Gameplay Pharaoh, Hard Heart  is a mid-game powerhouse  that thrives in decks looking to control the board  and cripple enemy threats . His Prophecy  not only targets high-value enemy Beings but also interrupts ongoing or future abilities , forcing your opponent to restructure their strategy . Whether you're building a King synergy  deck or a tempo-control hybrid , Pharaoh stands out as a key piece in maintaining board stability and neutralizing powerful enemy effects . Synergies and Plays: Humble Threats:  Instantly cancel the abilities of problematic enemy Beings, preventing powerful Prophecy or passive effects from influencing the board. King Synergy:  Contributes to King-themed decks that rely on battlefield presence, leadership motifs, or thematic synergy with authority-based abilities. Disrupt Strategy:  Perfect for halting enemy plans, especially combo or prophecy-based decks that rely on precise timing and powerful activations. Pharaoh, Hard Heart – Uncommon Torah King – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions Q: Can Pharaoh Humble an enemy Being with no abilities? A: Yes, the effect will impact the target strength and hope if they've been augmented or reduced. Q: When does the Humble effect take place? A: Immediately upon Pharaoh being created, Prophecy triggers as soon as he enters the field. Q: Can this card Humble Beings with Protect or Darkness? A: Protect, absolutely! But not Darkness, because it's not targetable. Pharaoh, Hard Heart – Uncommon Torah King – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG

Eleazar, Next In Line – Base Art – Common Torah Priest – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG 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 . Eleazar, Next In Line – Full Art – Common Torah Priest – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG 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