Falling Frog – Base Art – Rare Torah Creep – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG Judgment That Leaps Forth Falling Frog  is a Rare Creep  from the Torah Age , costing 3 faith  and entering the battlefield with 1 strength  and 1 hope . It possesses both Zeal  and Unclean , making it a unique and potent tactical threat. Zeal  allows it to challenge immediately , while Unclean  ensures any damaged Being it confronts is exiled . The Plague That Covered the Land Before the Torah was written, God was already displaying His power, His justice, and His glory.  Pharaoh had hardened his heart. Egypt had refused to let God’s people go. And the LORD sent plagues, signs, wonders, judgments . One of those plagues was frogs. Unclean creatures by heaven’s standard . They came in waves. They filled ovens, beds, and bowls. They invaded the palace. They covered the land. They declared war on Egypt’s idols. These frogs weren’t just annoying, they were divine signs. Every leap was a declaration of God’s wrath against rebellion.  The Nile turned to blood. Frogs followed. Then lice. Then darkness. Then death. Each plague revealed that the LORD is the true God , and Pharaoh's throne was no match for heaven. Egypt’s gods were silent. Their magic crumbled. Their pride fell. And in the middle of it all, the frogs croaked judgment. This card's verse is Exodus 8:4: "And the frogs shall come up both on thee, and upon thy people, and upon all thy servants." The Torah would later declare frogs unclean. And God had already used them as vessels of vengeance.  They represented what man calls normal, but God calls defiled . When they fell from the riverbanks and into the homes, it was a picture of what happens when judgment becomes personal . No one could ignore it. No one could resist it. It was the sound of heaven breaking in. Falling Frog – Full Art – Rare Torah Creep – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG The Fire That Falls Again These plagues weren’t just history, they are prophecy . The book of Revelation echoes them. Frogs appear again , unclean spirits sent out in the final judgments. The same fire that burned through Egypt will burn through the nations. The world will face its Pharaoh moment.  And this time, the Lion of Judah stands ready. He is crowned. He is roaring. He is coming with His Bride to slay the army at Armageddon. Just as Moses stood before Pharaoh, Jesus stands as the greater Deliverer.  He walked among the unclean. He cast out demons. He raised the dead. He took the judgment so we could take the blessing. But for those who reject the Lamb, the frogs return. The darkness descends. The judgments fall. The cross is the place of rescue. The blood is the covering. The gospel is the way out. Believer , the plagues are not for you. You are covered. You are cleansed. You are called.  The frogs don’t fall on your dwelling, they are the echo of what Jesus absorbed. You have passed from judgment to life. You are sealed by the Spirit. You are marked by the Lamb.  The wrath has been satisfied. The Deliverer has spoken. You live under mercy. You walk in power. You stand in grace.  The kingdom is your portion. The cross is your door. Let the world tremble, because you are safe in Him. Strategic Use In Gameplay Falling Frog  delivers powerful tempo control  at a low cost, designed to disrupt your opponent’s plans  early or even in the mid-game. Its Zeal  means it can act immediately, and its Unclean  status guarantees the removal of almost any threat  it can damage. Ideal for aggressive and reactive decks , this Creep thrives when you need quick board answers , and it plays particularly well within Creep tribal synergies  or event-heavy strategies . Synergies and Plays: Remove Threats Instantly:  With Zeal and Unclean combined, this card can take out almost any opposing Being the moment it hits the board. Creep Synergy:  Fits seamlessly in Creep-focused decks, especially those that trigger secondary effects when a Creep dies or when a Being is exiled. Aggressive Disruption:  Perfect in fast-paced decks that need mid-game disruption or as a late-game response to persistent threats. Falling Frog – Rare Torah Creep – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG Falling Frog – Scripture Art – Rare Torah Creep – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions Q: Can Falling Frog exile Beings with more than 1 hope? A: Yes, as long as it damages the Being, Unclean ensures the damaged Being is exiled. Q: Can Falling Frog be used offensively? A: While Zeal makes it an offensive weapon, it can also serve defensively by threatening key attackers the moment it enters play. Q: How does it interact with Protect or Darkness? A: Protect and Darkness must be addressed before Falling Frog can target a Being. It must first be able to challenge the target in standard priority order. Falling Frog – Rare Torah Creep – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG

Desert Hardships – Base Art – Uncommon Torah Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG Trial in the Wilderness, Wisdom in the Word Desert Hardships  is an Uncommon Event  from the Torah Age , costing 3 faith , and it delivers a dual-purpose effect: deal 1 damage to all enemy Beings , then draw a verse . While its damage might appear modest, this low-level board clear  can significantly disrupt wide enemy boards  or weaken multiple threats  simultaneously. In addition, the card draw adds a resource advantage , helping you maintain momentum while applying pressure. The God Who Delivered The LORD split the sea. He broke the back of Egypt. He shattered Pharaoh’s pride.  The people of Israel walked out of slavery with silver in their pockets and freedom in their steps. They didn’t fight for victory, they walked in deliverance . They stood on dry ground while their enemies drowned behind them. God had done it all.  The plagues, the protection, the Passover, it was all mercy, all power, all grace. And yet, as soon as their stomachs growled, their hearts turned. They murmured. They doubted. They longed for bondage.  The people who had seen God's fire, heard His voice, and tasted His rescue began to question His goodness. The wilderness revealed the distance between their lips and their hearts.  Their praise at the sea became complaints in the sand. The Lord had carried them like a father carries a child, but they wanted to return to Egypt. This card's verse is Exodus 16:2: "And the whole congregation of the children of Israel murmured against Moses and Aaron in the wilderness:" At Mount Sinai, the mercy of God stood ready to continue. He offered to be their God, to lead them by grace, to dwell in their midst. But the people said, “We will do it.” They chose law over promise. Commandments over communion.  So the law came down, and judgment followed. And when the land was before them, full of milk, honey, and inheritance, they shrank back. The God who conquered Egypt was no longer enough in their eyes.  So He swore in His holiness, they would not enter in. Desert Hardships – Full Art – Uncommon Torah Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG The Pattern Fulfilled in Jesus Jesus stood among His people once again. A new kind of Exodus. A better Moses. A true Deliverer.  He healed the sick. He cast out demons. He fed multitudes. He taught with authority. The blind saw. The lame walked. He forgave sins and called hearts home.  The kingdom was at hand, and the King was in their midst. But like their ancestors, they murmured. They demanded signs, then denied the ones they received. They watched the cross from a distance. They heard His cry. They saw the veil torn. They heard the reports of the empty tomb. And still they hardened their hearts.  That generation rejected their Joshua. They resisted their Redeemer. The pattern continued, but so did the promise.  For all who believed, the kingdom of God was opened. For all who trusted, the promise stood. Jesus fulfilled every shadow, walked every prophecy, and delivered an unshakable inheritance. Believer , your heart is not in Egypt. You are in Christ.  You don’t murmur, you believe. You are not waiting for proof, you have the cross. You are the generation that has entered the land. You are the ones who inherit the promise.  The blood has delivered you. The Spirit leads you. The gospel surrounds you. You walk in freedom. You dwell in grace. You feast in the promise.  Jesus is your Deliverer, and the wilderness is behind you. Strategic Use In Gameplay Desert Hardships  excels in decks that aim to slow the game down , wear out the opponent’s board, and gain long-term advantage. The area-of-effect damage  helps clear out weaklings or soften up stronger foes for efficient trades, while the verse draw  provides additional fuel for your strategy. This makes it a valuable two-in-one control tool  in midrange and late-game focused decks. Synergies and Plays: Board Clear Efficiency:  Removes small Beings or weakens larger ones to line up future trades. Especially effective against token-based or aggro decks. Resource Generator:  Draws a verse, which can pivot momentum back in your favor and strengthen your long-term plays. Control Focused:  Perfect for decks that aim to manage threats turn-by-turn, buying time for bigger plays or combos later on. Desert Hardships – Uncommon Torah Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions Q: Can Desert Hardships destroy multiple enemy Beings? A: Yes, if the enemies have only 1 hope, they will be exiled after taking damage. Q: Does it damage friendly Beings too? A: No, Desert Hardships only affects enemy Beings. Q: Is the verse draw optional? A: No, drawing a verse is part of the card’s resolution and always happens after the damage is dealt. Desert Hardships – Uncommon Torah Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG

Joshua, Trustworthy Spy – Base Art – Common Torah Soldier – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG Hidden Strength, Faithful Vision Joshua, Trustworthy Spy  is a Common Soldier Being  from the Torah Age , costing 3 faith  with 2 strength  and 2 hope . His key ability is Darkness , which means he can’t be targeted before interaction , making him an elusive and tactically secure threat. The Report That Carried Faith Twelve were chosen to spy out the land. Twelve leaders. Twelve pairs of eyes. Twelve voices.  But only two returned with faith. Joshua and Caleb saw victory.  The rest saw giants. Joshua stood up in the middle of doubt and shouted destiny. His words were bold. His eyes were fixed. His heart was strong. He saw the promise. He saw the fruit. He saw the victory.  While others stirred fear, Joshua stirred faith. His voice was anchored in covenant. His confidence was rooted in God’s delight. He was trustworthy because he believed.  The land wasn’t earned, it was already given. Joshua stood in agreement with heaven. And in that moment, he became a picture of a greater Deliverer. He stood as a shadow of the One who would lead us all into the promise. This card's verse is Numbers 14:8: "If the LORD delight in us, then he will bring us into this land, and give it us; a land which floweth with milk and honey." Forty years later, Joshua crossed the Jordan. He led the next generation into the land. The walls of Jericho fell. The sun stood still. The inheritance was claimed. But this wasn’t just a military story. This was a divine blueprint . Joshua in Hebrew, is the same name as Jesus . The Spirit was speaking even back then, the true Joshua would lead His people into the eternal promise . Joshua, Trustworthy Spy – Full Art – Common Torah Soldier – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG The Name That Leads Us In Jesus carries the name of inheritance. Deliverer. Savior. Conqueror.  He didn’t just cross rivers. We walked on them. He didn’t just fight armies. He crushed the serpent’s head . He leads His people into the true land of rest, not by sword, but by Spirit . The promised land is no longer a place, it’s a Person. The inheritance is no longer physical, it’s eternal life . The faith Joshua carried is the same faith Jesus fulfills. He stands at the edge of every promise and says, “Come in.”  He leads us across fear. He brings us through the wilderness. He establishes us in grace.  Every wall comes down in His name. Every giant bows to His authority. We take the land, not with force, but with faith.  His delight opens the door. His power secures the victory. The gospel is the land flowing with milk and honey. Believer , your Joshua has already gone before you. Jesus has conquered. Jesus has delivered. Jesus has brought you in.  You are not on the outside, you are in the promise. You are in the land. You are in Christ. Every spiritual blessing belongs to you. Every victory is already sealed. Every wall has already fallen.  Faith is your report. The gospel is your inheritance. Your feet are on holy ground. Your heart is full of courage.  The same Spirit that empowered Joshua now lives in you. Take the land. Walk in grace. Possess the promise.  The name of Jesus has brought you home. Strategic Use In Gameplay Joshua, Trustworthy Spy  provides a durable and flexible threat  that survives longer due to his Darkness  ability. He fits naturally into midrange and tribal Soldier decks , contributing both offensive power and survivability. Joshua is ideal for exerting pressure over several turns while remaining protected until he chooses to interact. Synergies and Plays: Darkness Survivability:  With Darkness, Joshua avoids preemptive removal or exile until he engages, giving you control over when and how he’s exposed. Soldier Synergy:  Benefits from tribal effects that boost Soldier Beings or reward interaction and coordination in midrange battles. Tactical Pressure:  A perfect candidate for pushing damage or eliminating a key threat without fear of being targeted beforehand. Joshua, Trustworthy Spy – Common Torah Soldier – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions Q: What does Darkness mean in gameplay? A: Darkness prevents the Being from being targeted by the enemy or beings until it initiates a challenge or moves. Q: Can Joshua still be affected by area-wide effects? A: Yes, Darkness only prevents targeted effects. Global events and abilities can still affect him. Q: Is Joshua best in early or late game? A: He shines most in the midgame, where his ability to control when he’s exposed allows for efficient trades and sustained pressure. Joshua, Trustworthy Spy – Common Torah Soldier – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG

Unclean Woman – Base Art – Common Torah Woman – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG A Quiet Threat with Lasting Impact Unclean Woman  is a Common Woman Being  from the Torah Age , costing 3 faith  with 1 strength  and 2 hope . Though her stats may seem modest, her Unclean  ability makes her deceptively dangerous. When this Being damages another, that enemy is Exiled , an exceptionally powerful effect that can stop threats cold. The Law That Exposed the Issue The Torah gave clear instructions about impurity. If a woman had an issue of blood, she was set apart for seven days . Anyone who touched her became unclean. This law was about purity. Her condition mattered. Her contact mattered. Her presence changed everything. The law declared separation . Every law like this revealed a spiritual truth. The issue of blood wasn’t just a physical condition, it was a prophetic sign of the flow of sin, weakness, and constant depletion. Her body couldn’t stop it. Her strength couldn’t fix it. The law said she was unclean, and anyone who touched her shared that condition. That's impurity, and it spread, it multiplied, it overwhelmed. And it had to be answered with holiness. This card's verse is Leviticus 15:19: "And if a woman have an issue, and her issue in her flesh be blood, she shall be put apart seven days: and whosoever toucheth her shall be unclean until the even." The priest could declare her condition. The law could define her days. But only God could bring restoration . The law exposed the issue. Grace is the solution. Every moment of impurity was calling for the day when something greater than the law would pass by. Someone holy. Someone powerful. Someone who could reverse the flow. Unclean Woman – Full Art – Common Torah Woman – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG The Power That Came Through Touch In the Gospels, a woman with an issue of blood came behind Jesus in a crowd. She didn’t speak out. She didn’t stop Him. She reached.  Her heart was set. She believed. And she touched the hem of His garment. In that moment, virtue came out of Him . The unclean became clean. The flow stopped. The miracle arrived . Jesus turned and said, "Daughter, thy faith hath made thee whole; go in peace, and be whole of thy plague. " - Mark 5:34. She reached for Jesus the way priests once reached for the tabernacles items. She touched Him like people once placed their hands on the offering. Jesus became the tabernacle in motion . He became the sacred object. He became the source of purity. The law showed her sins, but Jesus has the power to forgive them. That’s the truth of the gospel of Grace, our sins are forgiven by faith in His blood! Believer , you are clean. You are healed. You are made whole. Your faith in Jesus has connected you to power. The flow has stopped. The guilt is gone. The shame has been swallowed by mercy. You are in Christ, and He is in you! Virtue has filled your life. In Christ, you walk in health. In Christ, you stand in righteousness. In Christ, you are fully accepted. You are confident in salvation, bold in redemption, complete in justification, and overflowing with peace. Your faith in Him has made you whole. Strategic Use In Gameplay Unclean Woman  excels in decks that appreciate long-term board control, woman tribe synergies, and disruption-based playstyles . She doesn’t need high strength to be impactful, her ability alone can turn the tide of battle. Use her to pressure high-value targets, stall enemy aggression, or serve as a deterrent while you build toward stronger win conditions. Synergies and Plays: Stops Major Threats:  If your opponent attacks into her or you line up a challenge carefully, she can exile high-value enemy Beings  with ease, even those far stronger than her. Woman Synergy:  Fits naturally into Woman tribal decks , complementing others that benefit from interaction, exile, or token generation. Silent Pressure:  With low stats, she often goes unnoticed until it's too late. Her threat lies in being challenged , making her a subtle but powerful control option. Unclean Woman – Common Torah Woman – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions Q: What does Unclean mean in this context? A: If this Being damages another, that damaged Being is immediately Exiled . Q: Can she be used offensively, or is she better for defense? A: Both. You can use her defensively to punish attackers or offensively in favorable trades. Q: Is she effective even against larger enemy Beings? A: Yes. As long as she deals damage, the enemy will be Exiled  regardless of how big they are. Unclean Woman – Common Torah Woman – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG

Declared Unclean – Base Art – Uncommon Torah Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG A Sacrificial Cleansing in Action Declared Unclean  is an Uncommon Event from the Torah Age, costing 2 faith and offering a unique twist on board control. It gives a friendly Being Unclean  for the turn, which means if that Being is damaged it will be Exiled , making this a strategic tool for enabling trades or sacrificing a unit precisely when needed. The Law of Leprosy In the book of Leviticus, the priest wasn’t a doctor, he was a mirror. If a person had a skin issue, the priest inspected them according to God’s law, not human emotion. Leviticus 13:3  didn’t ask, “Do they feel clean?” It simply declared: “Unclean.”  That word wasn’t medical, it was spiritual. The moment that judgment came, the person was cast out of the camp , separated from God’s people, and forbidden from worship. The law didn’t care about intention or sincerity. It saw the flaw, and it pronounced the truth. No wiggle room. No mercy. This is the weight of the Torah. It’s brutally honest , and it’s meant to be. The law was given not to heal, but to expose. Leprosy became a symbol , an outward picture of an inward condition. The disease didn’t make someone evil, but it revealed what sin does: it spreads, isolates, and kills.  When the priest declared someone unclean, it wasn’t personal, it was scriptural. God’s standard didn’t flex. And in truth, all unbelievers have leprosy of the soul. The scabs are different, but the diagnosis is the same: guilty under the law. This card's verse is Leviticus 13:3: "[...] and the priest shall look on him, and pronounce him unclean." But that’s not the end of the story. The Torah set the stage, but it wasn’t the final word. It showed us the problem so we’d cry out for the cure. It taught us to look for a High Priest who wouldn’t just observe , but intervene . Someone who could touch what was untouchable, and not become defiled in the process. Someone greater than the law itself. Someone like Jesus . Declared Unclean – Full Art – Uncommon Torah Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG The Touch That Changed Everything One day, a leper came running toward Jesus. The crowd recoiled, but Jesus didn’t move. He let the man approach. “ Lord, if thou wilt, thou canst make me clean ” (Matthew 8:2). That man knew the law had no solution. Only grace could save him now.  And then it happened. Jesus reached out and touched him.  That was unthinkable! Under Torah, touching the unclean made you unclean too. But Jesus flipped the system . When Jesus touched the man, He wasn’t defiled—the man was healed. Why? Because under the law, when one touched something that was most holy , as in the tabernac le, it could make the unclean holy. "[...] whatsoever toucheth them shall be holy.” - Exodus 30:29 That one touch shattered centuries of separation. The priest in Leviticus could only point at your problem. But Jesus, the Great High Priest, took your problem on Himself . He was able to do what the law couldn't! Where the law declared “Unclean,” Jesus declared “Whole.” He didn’t just sidestep the rules, He fulfilled them . The law showed the curse. Jesus became the cure.  He bore our uncleanness at the cross so we could walk in His cleanness forever . Believer , you are not what the law said when under it. You are not your leprosy, your scars, your sin, or your shame. You are in Christ, and because He is clean, you are clean.  You don’t have to keep checking your skin, your past, or your performance. You look to Jesus and say, “He is my portion.”  The law declared the condition, but grace declares your position : holy, righteous, redeemed. You are not standing outside the camp anymore. You’re seated with Him in glory.  That’s the power of the gospel of grace. That’s the truth of grace. Strategic Use In Gameplay Declared Unclean  is a versatile and tactical tool  for players who prize precision. It enables strategic trades by sacrificing a friendly Being at the perfect moment, clears threats through forced removal, and plays beautifully into event-driven  strategies. Synergies and Plays: Enable Trades : Use it to exile a weak friendly Being to destroy a larger enemy, trading efficiently even when you’re outnumbered. Low‑Cost Removal : At just 2 faith, it offers a budget-friendly option to deal with big threats or disrupt board control. Event Synergy : Great for decks that benefit from playing events. Declared Unclean – Uncommon Torah Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions Q: Can I target any Being to give Unclean? A: You can target any of your own Beings to make it unclean for the turn. Q: What if I target a being that already challenged this turn? A: Then you won't be able to challenge an enemy being with unclean, making this event of little to no effect. Q: Is this card good in midrange or control decks? A: Absolutely. It shines in decks that dismantle or stops the opponent's strategy. Declared Unclean – Uncommon Torah Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG

Death Fly – Base Art – Common Torah Creep – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG A Tiny Pest, A Strategic Wall Death Fly  is a Common Creep Being from the Torah Age, costing 1 faith  with 1 strength  and 1 hope . It has Darkness , meaning it cannot be targeted before interaction, making it a tricky early blocker or surprise attacker. The 1/1 body may be small, but its resilience and timing can turn the tide in the opening turns. Judgment from the Swarm Unleashed The Death Fly  represents one of the earliest signs of God’s active judgment  on Egypt, a devastating swarm released as part of the ten plagues recorded in the book of Exodus . This wasn’t a natural infestation. It was a supernatural curse  sent upon a nation that had exalted itself against the people of God and rejected His command. In Exodus 8:24 , it says, “the land was corrupted by reason of the swarm of flies.”  These creatures brought discomfort; they carried divine defilement , making the land unbearable under the weight of God’s righteous wrath. Each plague in Egypt was a direct strike against the gods and pride of Egypt. The Death Fly  stands as a symbol of judgement in action . When Pharaoh refused to let God’s people go, he triggered consequence. These were executions of judgment , deserved and deliberate. This card's verse is Exodus 8:24: "And the LORD did so; and there came a grievous swarm of flies into the house of Pharaoh, and into his servants' houses, and into all the land of Egypt: the land was corrupted by reason of the swarm of flies." But these plagues don’t belong only to the past. They are shadows of the future , foreshadowing the great judgments  described in the book of Revelation . The tribulation period, known as the time of Jacob’s trouble , will be marked by intense divine wrath . As Egypt suffered for its rebellion, so too will the world, especially those who continue in unbelief and reject the grace of God. This will be the hour of judgment under the law , where the curse falls with no filter. Death Fly – Full Art – Common Torah Creep – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG From Fire to Fulfillment, The Revelation of Grace The good news is this: we will not be there . The Church, the body of Christ, those who have believed the gospel, are not appointed to wrath. “Christ hath redeemed us from the curse of the law, being made a curse for us”  – Galatians 3:13. Because we are saved by grace through faith, the curse has already fallen, on Christ, at the cross. There is now no condemnation for those in Him. The Death Fly , like all the plagues of Egypt, speaks to the seriousness of law and justice  when grace is rejected. It reminds us of the horrors that will be unleashed upon those left behind during the tribulation. These are not signs of mercy, but of a holy God executing His law perfectly. For those who have not trusted Christ, this day will come. For those who have, the rapture will remove them  before the first swarm is ever seen. Believer, rejoice, not in the plague, but in the deliverance . What fell upon Egypt, and what will fall again in the last days, will never touch you. You are not under law but under grace, and the judgment that looms for the world has already been satisfied on your behalf. The swarm of flies  is not your portion, Christ is your portion. Strategic Use In Gameplay Death Fly  is a tactical early-game disruptor  that thrives on timing and board presence. Its Darkness  lets you delay interaction, opening windows for next turns. It works best in Creep synergy decks , which rely on minor Beings to set up bigger plays, and can act as the very start of a board-based defense. Synergies and Plays: Early Trades : Blocks popular 1-power early threats without being targeted—ideal for slowing aggressive decks. Challenge Control : Only interacts when you choose, enabling surprise trades and preserving your strategic flexibility. Creep Synergy : Pairs well with decks that reward having multiple Creeps, offering both board presence and unlock potential. Death Fly – Common Torah Creep – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions Q: When does Darkness wear off? A: Only when Death Fly  interacts, such as challenging or moving. Until then, it cannot be targeted by challenge or by targeted events. Q: Can indirect damage affect Death Fly? A: Yes! Effects that hit beings in an un-targeted way, such as "all enemy beings", still damage it. Q: Is Death Fly useful in later game? A: It fades as Beings grow larger, but early-mid game it can buy crucial turns and support strategic blowouts or tempo plays. Death Fly – Common Torah Creep – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG

Deadly Scorpion – Base Art – Rare Stars Creep – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG The Sting of Sin, Crushed by Grace Deadly Scorpion  is a Rare Creep Being  from the Stars Age , costing 3 faith , with 1 strength  and 1 hope . It carries the dual abilities of Darkness  and Unclean , making it untargetable before it interacts, and exiling any Being it damages. Though small in stats, it is lethal in impact. The Scorpion’s Sting — Sin’s Sharpest Weapon High in the heavens, the Scorpion constellation  stands as a chilling reminder of the enemy’s weapon, the sting of death, which is sin . This is the scorpion of judgment , the ancient symbol of sin’s deadly consequence, reaching back to the garden when death first entered by one man. “The sting of death is sin; and the strength of sin is the law.”  – 1 Corinthians 15:56. Like the tail of a scorpion, sin strikes with precision, and its venom leads to separation from God. This card's verse is 1 Corinthians 15:56: "The sting of death is sin; and the strength of sin is the law." Sin’s sting pierces deeply , not only through actions but through nature. The scorpion didn’t choose to sting; it was made to reveal a deeper truth, humanity was under judgment. And the law, which is holy, only revealed more clearly how serious that sting truly was. The law gave sin its strength by showing what righteousness demanded, perfect holiness . But no one could ever meet that demand... Except for one. Still, even from the beginning, God’s Word spoke of a victory. The heel would be bruised, but the head would be crushed. The sting was deadly, but a Savior was coming . The Scorpion is not a symbol of fear for the believer, it’s a prophetic marker . The one who would bear the sting, who would step into death and come out alive, had already been planned from before the foundation of the world. Deadly Scorpion – Full Art – Rare Stars Creep – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG Crushed by Christ, Grace Through the Sting Jesus took the sting.  At the cross, the full venom of sin struck Him, every drop of wrath, every ounce of guilt, every charge against the elect was placed upon Him. “He was wounded for our transgressions, he was bruised for our iniquities...”  – Isaiah 53:5. And through that offering, the sting that was prepared for others pierced Him instead. But the grave couldn’t hold Him. On the third day, Christ rose from the dead , proving the sting had no lasting power. What once killed now pointed to life. “O death, where is thy sting? O grave, where is thy victory?”  – 1 Corinthians 15:55. The Deadly Scorpion had done its worst, and still, it lost. Grace won . Now, for believers, the scorpion in the sky is not a threat, it’s a testimony. Jesus absorbed sin’s sting, and through His resurrection, the curse is broken . We live by grace, stand by faith, and await the glory to come. Every time believers look up, let that scorpion remind you: your Savior crushed it for you . The judgment passed, the debt paid, the sting removed. Grace reigns. Strategic Use In Gameplay Deadly Scorpion  is a Rare Creep  that brings removal pressure over time . With Darkness , it can’t be targeted before interaction, making it difficult to deal with early . Its effect to exile damaged Beings  turns trades into permanent removal, making it a delayed threat  with a serious long-term payoff. Synergies and Combinations Silent Setup : You can play it early without needing immediate value , waiting for the right time to strike and remove . Trade Punisher : Forces opponents to rethink combat , knowing any Being damaged by it will be exiled permanently . Hard to Remove : With Darkness , it dodges a range of effects until it’s interacted with, making it a durable threat  in slower matchups. Deadly Scorpion – Rare Stars Creep – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG Deadly Scorpion – Scripture Art – Rare Stars Creep – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions Q: Can Deadly Scorpion be targeted by buffs before it interacts? A: No, because of Darkness , it cannot be targeted until after it has interacted (moved or challenged). Q: What happens if Deadly Scorpion damages a Being with high Hope? A: That Being is exiled , regardless of how much Hope it has, due to Unclean . Q: Does Unclean exile even if Deadly Scorpion is defeated in the same Challenge? A: Yes. As long as it deals damage, Unclean  triggers, even if it’s removed in the exchange. Deadly Scorpion – Rare Stars Creep – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG

Famished Edom – Base Art – Uncommon Hebrew Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG Hungry Wrongs, Heavenly Rights Famished Edom  is an Uncommon Event  from the Hebrew Age , costing 2 faith . It reads: “Deal 2 damage to target enemy and Fear it, prevent interaction for two turns.”  This makes it a powerful tool to stall a threat , remove a target , and gain tempo  while synergizing with other Event-based strategies. The Red Stew and the Birthright’s Loss In Genesis, Esau returned from the field “ faint ” and famished, desiring Jacob’s red stew so urgently that he exclaimed "Feed me, please!" His hunger was so great that he traded his birthright , his spiritual and physical inheritance, for a moment’s satisfaction. This decision would have unparalleled consequences... Esau’s impulsive trade stands as a caution: heavenly privileges  can be surrendered for earthly shortsightedness . The birthright carried the blessing of Abraham’s line, the promise of land, and the coming Messiah. Yet in his desperation, Esau valued food over legacy , a desperate act that carried lasting effects. This card's verse is  Genesis 25:30: "And Esau said to Jacob, Feed me, I pray thee, with that same red pottage; for I am faint: therefore was his name called Edom." Despite this, God’s grace rippled onward. The inheritance passed through Jacob , whose name was changed to Israel and whose descendants became the chosen people. The line of promise continued, eventually leading to Christ Himself. Famished Edom – Full Art – Uncommon Hebrew Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG Promise Fulfilled in Christ and the Church Esau’s appetite pointed us to the one whose spiritual hunger could cost Him everything. Christ, though perfectly sinless, emptied Himself , took on flesh and hunger, and became “the bread of life” for all who trust Him. He bore the full weight of our spiritual hunger, sin, shame, separation, and paid the price we could not pay . The Church, born again by the Spirit of God, carries forward the promise. We, like Jacob’s descendants, have inherited the birthright: forgiveness of sins, adoption into God's family, eternal life in Christ. We were “faint” and lost, but now we feast at the table of grace . The lineage that once lost the right passes it on to every believer. Believer, wherever you are hungry or faint, welcome to the feast. The red stew is gone, but the blood stained bread of Christ remains . God’s grace covers every moment of weakness. He invites you to claim His righteousness, an inheritance not earned but given freely by faith in Christ Jesus at the cross. Strategic Use In Gameplay Famished Edom  delivers removal and control  in a single, elegant package. It clears a key enemy Being with 2 damage , delays interaction  via Fear, and fits beautifully into Event-centric decks  for maximum tempo value. Synergies and Plays Fear Control:  Stops a key enemy from interacting for two turns, excellent for dodging a dangerous blocker or delaying threats. Targeted Removal:  Delivers 2 damage to finish off a mid-range Being with efficiency. Event Synergy:  Great in decks that chain Events, helping you create tempo swings and board advantages. Famished Edom – Uncommon Hebrew Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions Q: Can I use Famished Edom to protect my own Being? A: Yes, Fear prevents interaction, including your opponent’s challenges or effects targeting that Being. Q: What if the Being had only 1 hope left? A: The 2 damage and Fear will apply fully. The Being receives 2 damage (enough to exile it), and Fear still applies even if the target no longer exists. Q: Does Fear last through multiple turns? A: Fear prevents interaction for two full turns , the it's played, and the following turn. After that, the Being returns to a normal state and can be challenged again. Famished Edom – Uncommon Hebrew Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG

Lord’s Promise – Base Art – Rare Hebrew Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG A Star-Lit Covenant Written in the Heavens Lord’s Promise  is a Rare Event from the Hebrew Age, costing 3 faith and allowing you to draw two verses . This card offers powerful resource generation  and is a perfect fit for control and combo decks , providing key assistance at mid-game tempo swings. Look Up: God’s Covenant Pictured in the Stars In a quiet night under a sky full of stars , God led Abram outside and said, “Look now toward heaven, and tell the stars, if thou be able to number them…”  – Genesis 15:5. While Abram gazed at the countless celestial stars , God painted a picture, a story in the heavens, that told of a future blessing extending far beyond one lifetime. Those stars tell a grand design, the coming of the Messiah and the unfolding of redemption through Abram’s seed. The constellations weren’t random, they are markers of divine hope , each shining point echoing a step in the unfolding gospel. God told Abram: “So shall thy seed be.”  It was a promise, a preview of God’s purpose. From one father would come many nations, all lighted by the grace of the coming Savior . This card's verse is  Genesis 15:5: "And he brought him forth abroad, and said, Look now toward heaven, and tell the stars, if thou be able to number them: and he said unto him, So shall thy seed be." God spoke not only promising words, but He ensured  what He spoke. Abram believed, and his faith was counted as righteousness . This moment paints a portrait of faith anchored not in sight but in God’s sure word . The stars numbered themselves, and Abram’s descendants would too, but his seed was far greater than any earthly nation . The promise reached to include believers from every tribe on earth. Lord’s Promise – Full Art – Rare Hebrew Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG Covenant Fulfilled in the One and Only Jesus Christ  is the perfect culmination of that heavenly promise. He is the Son who was promised in the stars, the seed through whom many nations are born , not through the flesh, but by the Spirit. Galatians 3:16 clarifies, “To Abraham and his seed were the promises made… and to thy seed, which is Christ.”  In Jesus, the uncountable stars finally aligned , shining with fulfillment and faithfulness. Through faith in Him , believers become part of Abram’s legacy. The promise extends to us, you and I, children of the covenant, heirs of hope, seated with Christ in heavenly places . This inheritance isn’t earned or inherited by lineage, it’s received by faith in the blood , counted by God for everyone who believes. The covenant is made real by Jesus, for Jesus, and through Jesus . Believer , whenever you feel your resources running low, remember: God’s promise is as vast as the stars. His word is bountiful, your inheritance is secure, and the grace that began in Genesis carries you home. Heaven’s story continues now in you, so look up , draw from His Word , and rest in the fullness of His covenant. Strategic Use In Gameplay Lord’s Promise  offers astonishing value in decks built for control and combo . Drawing two verses for 3 faith not only fuels your next plays but also accelerates your victory path. Synergies and Plays Setup & Find Key Cards : Gain the critical verses needed to complete your combo or secure your win. Event Synergy : Bonus over-turn verses play well into decks that benefit from multiple events in a turn. Control Power : Refill your hand when you're low, gleaning answers mid-to-late game with ease. Lord’s Promise – Rare Hebrew Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG Lord’s Promise – Scripture Art – Rare Hebrew Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions Q: When are the two verses drawn? A: You draw them immediately when Lord’s Promise is played, replenishing your hand instantly. Q: Can this combo well with other Event/Verse effects? A: Absolutely. Drawing verses fuels additional plays, unlocking combo chains or powerful event sequences. Q: Is this more of an early- or late-game tool? A: Best used in mid to late-game , when you need key cards to turn the tide or finish the battle. Lord’s Promise – Rare Hebrew Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG

Jacob, Tricky Profiter – Base Art – Holy Hebrew Ancestor – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG An Abundant Blessing in Divine Exchange Jacob, Tricky Profiter  is a Holy Ancestor Being from the Hebrew Age, costing 3 faith  with 3 strength  and 3 hope . Its ability reads: "Whenever you play a verse, give this Being +1/+1."  This makes Jacob a powerful verse-driven combo piece  that scales with your playstyle. Play more verses, watch him grow, fueling your board and sealing your late-game dominance. A Shepherd Under Pressure, A Savior in the Shadows Jacob’s years under Laban were not marked by ease, but by toil, injustice, and endurance . As he served to win both Rachel  and the wealth to provide for his family, Laban repeatedly changed his wages, ten times , trying to limit Jacob’s increase and take advantage of his labor. Yet God intervened , and Jacob continued to thrive: “And your father hath deceived me, and changed my wages ten times; but God suffered him not to hurt me.”  – Genesis 31:7. Jacob never retaliated. He served through heat and frost, sleepless nights and labor that earned little in the moment: “Thus I was; in the day the drought consumed me, and the frost by night; and my sleep departed from mine eyes.”  – Genesis 31:40. Still, he grew exceedingly  because the Lord was with him. His flocks multiplied, and his household increased: “And the man increased exceedingly, and had much cattle, and maidservants, and menservants, and camels, and asses.”  – Genesis 30:43. This card's verse is  Genesis 30:43: "And the man increased exceedingly, and had much cattle, and maidservants, and menservants, and camels, and asses." This perseverance under pressure reflects the greater Shepherd , Jesus , who came to labor in a broken world. Though rejected, mistreated, and burdened by sin He did not retaliate . Instead, He gave Himself in tireless service, healing, teaching, saving. Like Jacob, He worked through the heat of wrath and the cold of rejection , all to win His bride , the Church. “The Son of man came not to be ministered unto, but to minister, and to give his life a ransom for many.”  – Matthew 20:28. Jacob, Tricky Profiter – Full Art – Holy Hebrew Ancestor – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG The True Riches of Heaven’s Provision Jacob's story is not just about wealth, it’s about inheritance received through faith . He didn't manipulate to win his reward. He trusted the God who promised, and God reversed Laban's plans into Jacob’s breakthrough. “Except the God of my father… had been with me, surely thou hadst sent me away now empty.”  – Genesis 31:42. Just as Jacob's flocks flourished under unjust wages, Christ’s reward came through His sacrifice , not worldly acclaim. Jesus didn’t take a bride by conquest or wealth. He purchased her through the price of His own work . Like Jacob’s seven additional years for Rachel, Christ continues to labor with the Church , sanctifying, strengthening, and building her up until His return. “Husbands, love your wives, even as Christ also loved the church, and gave himself for it.”  – Ephesians 5:25. Believer, your life in Christ reflects this divine story. The world may twist your wages, undervalue your worth, or demand more than it gives. But in Christ, you are seen, preserved, and prospered . He knows your labor. And just as Jacob left Laban’s land rich with blessing, so too will you walk into eternal inheritance , clothed in the fruit of Christ’s finished work. Keep believing that Christ is working all things for your good. Strategic Use In Gameplay Jacob, Tricky Profiter  excels in low-cost verse-heavy decks. His synergy with your scripture play turns simple verses into substantial board presence and pressure. Synergies and Plays Verse Combos:  Each verse boosts Jacob, compounding his value and turning mid-game plays into heavy hitters. Combo Piece:  Pair with verse-drawing or generation support to maximize board dominance. Early-Game Scaling:  A steady source of incremental growth makes him a terrifying late-game menace. Jacob, Tricky Profiter – Holy Hebrew Ancestor – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG Jacob, Tricky Profiter – Scripture Art – Holy Hebrew Ancestor – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions Q: Does Jacob trigger on verses drawn automatically? A: He triggers only when a verse is played , not when drawn. Q: Can he reach 6/6 or higher in one turn? A: Yes! Playing two verses in a single turn gives him a +2/+2 buff, turning him into a serious threat fast. Q: What decks benefit most from him? A: Aggressive decks  love Jacob. He becomes a win condition that scales with your Word-based strategy. Jacob, Tricky Profiter – Holy Hebrew Ancestor – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG

Abram’s Bad Dream – Base Art – Common Hebrew Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG The Deep Sleep of Promise and Preparation Abram’s Bad Dream  is a Common Hebrew Event  from the AlephTau set , costing 5 faith  and creating five 1/1 Men . It offers massive mid to late game utility, creating a full board for men tribal strategies , buff combos , or blocker protection . Whether you're building toward a powerful army or setting the stage for a key verse, this card brings foundational presence and flexible synergy to your side of the field. A Covenant Sealed in Shadows In Genesis 15:12 , Scripture paints a profound and prophetic moment: “And when the sun was going down, a deep sleep fell upon Abram; and, lo, an horror of great darkness fell upon him.”  In that darkness, God spoke of bondage , of generations that would suffer in a foreign land, yet also of deliverance, justice, and covenant fulfillment. This “bad dream” wasn’t fear without purpose, it was divine preparation. The deep sleep  and dark horror  marked a pivotal moment in salvation history. It was here that God sealed a covenant with Abram , foretelling 400 years of affliction that would culminate in the Exodus , when the children of Israel would be led out of Egypt with great substance. Just as Abram watched the smoking furnace and burning lamp pass between the sacrificed pieces, a greater fire would later split the sea and lead his descendants to freedom. God’s promise was never forgotten, it was set in motion in the midst of shadow . This card's verse is  Genesis 15:12: "And when the sun was going down, a deep sleep fell upon Abram; and, lo, an horror of great darkness fell upon him." The dream of Abram didn’t end in darkness, it pointed to light breaking forth . Centuries later, another stretch of 400 years  would pass in prophetic silence , from Malachi to Matthew . No prophet, no fresh word, just the echo of God’s promises, waiting for the dawn. But the silence wasn’t abandonment. It was pregnancy before birth , the quiet pause before the arrival of Christ . Abram’s Bad Dream – Full Art – Common Hebrew Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG The Silence Before the Deliverer Jesus  is the true fulfillment of that terrifying vision. He came as the Deliverer of the covenant people, not from Pharaoh, but from sin and death. He came one nation, and changed the whole world. The dream in Genesis 15  found its destiny in Bethlehem’s manger , in Calvary’s cross, and in the empty tomb . The darkness Abram felt has been overcome by the Light of the world , and the stars he was promised now shine in every believer born of faith. Every Man  created by this card is a reminder of the seed God promised. Just as Abram was shown the stars, and told “So shall thy seed be”  (Genesis 15:5), every child of faith stands as a testimony to grace, not works . God brought Israel out of Egypt with a mighty hand, and brought Christ out of the tomb with resurrection power . We are the fruit of both: delivered by blood , raised by promise. Believer , you stand in that legacy. You are one of the stars Abram could not count. The darkness has passed, and the dream has been fulfilled in Jesus. Your calling is not born of fear, but of faith , not rooted in despair, but in divine destiny . God kept His promise, and He keeps it still. Strategic Use In Gameplay Abram’s Bad Dream  floods the board with five Men , offering exceptional value  for a cost of 5 faith. It excels at enabling buff strategies , unlocking Man tribal  synergies, and protecting key Beings by providing strategic blockers. Synergies and Plays Buff Setup : Instantly gives targets for anthem effects or group buffs. Man Tribe : Works well in decks leveraging tribal synergies that benefit from having many Men on the board. Blocking Strategy : Creates solid frontline presence, preventing enemy Beings from interacting with you. Abram’s Bad Dream – Common Hebrew Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions Q: Can I use Abram’s Bad Dream to protect a specific Being? A: Yes! Summoning five Men allows you to position them as blockers, safeguarding more vulnerable or high-value Beings. Q: Is there potential to create synergies after playing this verse? A: Absolutely. You can buff all of the beings next turn to cause serious damage to your opponent. Q: Is there a drawback to flooding the board? A: While having multiple Men gives board presence, be mindful if your opponent has board-clear Events  ready. Timing is key. Abram’s Bad Dream – Common Hebrew Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG

Levi, Competitive Tribe – Base Art – Rare Hebrew Man – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG A Sacred Judgment in His Hands Levi, Competitive Tribe  is a Rare Man Being from the Hebrew Age, costing 5 faith with 4 strength  and 5 hope . When he enters play, his Prophecy  activates: you may exile a Protect  enemy Being, removing a shielded threat before combat even begins. He embodies divine authority and purposeful action, a perfect fit for control-oriented decks  and Man-tribe strategies seeking disruption and board dominance. One Man and His Lineage Set Apart The story of Levi  begins not only with a man, but with a mission, one passed from father to tribe, from zeal to sacred service. Levi , son of Jacob and Leah, burned with a passion for justice. When Dinah , his sister, was defiled by Shechem, Levi and Simeon  acted with swift and furious resolve. They entered the city, swords drawn, and delivered vengeance on behalf of their family. This act, recorded in Genesis 34 , shocked Jacob. Yet from this fierce indignation, a holy priesthood  would one day rise. In Genesis 49:7 , Jacob speaks prophetically over Levi: "Cursed be their anger, for it was fierce; and their wrath, for it was cruel: I will divide them in Jacob, and scatter them in Israel."  Though these words sound like rebuke, they became a redirection. God did not cast Levi aside, He consecrated them.  Scattered throughout Israel, the Levites  became guardians of the tabernacle, teachers of the law, and carriers of the ark. Their zeal was harnessed, refined, and redirected into sacred duty. This card's verse is  Genesis 49:7: "Cursed be their anger, for it was fierce; and their wrath, for it was cruel: I will divide them in Jacob, and scatter them in Israel." The Levitical tribe  was charged with tasks that demanded unwavering precision. They discerned between clean and unclean , stood between sin and atonement, and ministered through endless cycles of sacrifice and intercession . They declared impurities and offered the necessary rites. Their lives were bound to the law by generational inheritance. In every offering they prepared, every judgment they rendered, the holiness of God  was on display. Levi, Competitive Tribe – Full Art – Rare Hebrew Man – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG The Silence Before the Deliverer But this story of Levi is more than history, it is a prophetic shadow  of the coming Messiah . Just as the tribe was scattered yet sanctified, so too would Jesus take the weight of wrath and turn it into the way of grace. The fierce justice seen in Levi’s vengeance now finds fulfillment in the cross , where Jesus bore the penalty for sin with absolute precision and just indignation. The Levites  had to uphold justice, even when it meant harsh judgment. But Jesus fulfilled justice by offering Himself  as the perfect atonement. He was the High Priest , not descending from Levi by flesh, but surpassing it by promise, entering not the earthly tabernacle, but the heavenly one  with His own blood. The rigor of Levi  is found in His obedience; the mercy missing at Shechem  is found in His resurrection. And just as Levi once brought sword to Shechem, so will the Lion of Judah  come again, not with revenge, but with righteous reign . He will judge the nations, gather His people, and redeem the scattered . In the tribe of Levi, we see the tension of judgment and mercy. In Jesus, we see its resolution . The same God who demanded holiness now extends grace , not by softening the standard, but by fulfilling it completely  in Christ. Believer , you are part of a priesthood greater than Levi’s, called by grace. Let zeal rise, not to condemn, but to lift, heal, and proclaim: He has fulfilled the law, and His mercy endures forever. Strategic Use In Gameplay Levi, Competitive Tribe  delivers a powerful tool for board control and disruption . His ability to exile an enemy Protect  Being the moment he enters ensures you can break through key defenses, open pathways for follow-up threats, and maintain tempo. Synergies and Plays Protect Removal : Neutralizes entrenched defenders immediately, paving way for attacks or plays. Man Tribe : Fits beautifully into tribal decks, gaining support from cards that buff or enable Men. Control Strategy : Excellent in hands that demand precision removal and long-term board dominance. Levi, Competitive Tribe – Rare Hebrew Man – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG Levi, Competitive Tribe – Scripture Art – Rare Hebrew Man – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions Q: When does Levi’s Prophecy trigger? A: His ability activates immediately upon creation , allowing you to address threats before your end of turn. Q: Can Levi target any Protect Being? A: Yes, as long as it's an enemy being and has Protect , he can exile it. Q: How does he fit in non-tribal decks? A: His value is strong in any control deck  that needs to punch through defensive walls with precision and reliability. Levi, Competitive Tribe – Rare Hebrew Man – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG