Generational Strife – Base Art – Uncommon Hebrew Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG A Storm Arising, A Moment of Mercy Generational Strife  is an Uncommon Event from the Hebrew Age, costing 6 faith  and dealing 3 damage to all enemy Beings , while also applying Fear  to each for two turns. This powerful effect clears the board, slows down your opponent’s momentum, and gives you a vital window to execute your next move. Ideal for turning the tide or locking in control. The Sons of Struggle and the Story of Division From the moment Ishmael  was born to Hagar , conflict was written into the bloodline. Though Abraham  fathered him, Ishmael was not the son of promise but the son of human effort , born through a plan of performance, not of faith. The Lord had promised Abraham a son through Sarah , and that promise pointed directly to Isaac , the child of grace , born by the power of God , not the will of man. The prophecy is declared clearly: Ishmael’s descendants would become a people in constant conflict, their story marked by tension with Isaac’s line. This is more than a tale of family discord, it’s a prophetic picture of two spiritual lineages: the children of law and performance  versus the children of promise and grace . This card's verse is  Genesis 16:12: "And he will be a wild man; his hand will be against every man, and every man's hand against him; and he shall dwell in the presence of all his brethren." That conflict still echoes through the pages of Scripture and into our spiritual understanding. Those born of the flesh  strive to earn what God gives freely. They push, compete, and accuse, often rising up against those who rest in God’s grace. But those born of the Spirit , those who believe in the promise through Jesus Christ , live by faith  and not by works. They are not threatened by grace, they are empowered by it. Generational Strife – Full Art – Uncommon Hebrew Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG A Shadow of Future Conflict, A Promise of Final Peace This generational tension becomes a larger picture of spiritual warfare . The children of performance are always trying to invalidate the children of faith because grace shines too brightly. It exposes that righteousness is not earned, but gifted . Like Ishmael mocking Isaac at the feast, the flesh mocks the Spirit, but Sarah’s words ring prophetically : “Cast out this bondwoman and her son: for the son of this bondwoman shall not be heir with my son...”  – Genesis 21:10 That division was not one of hate, but of holiness. God was making it clear: Grace and law cannot share inheritance . Jesus came to end the works of the devil by fulfilling the promise . Through Him, the children of the promise become heirs not by birth order, but by new birth . He silences accusation, heals strife, and unites all who believe under one banner: grace through faith . So when we witness Generational Strife  in the world or in the Word, it reminds us that God foresaw these battles. He knew that law and grace would clash, that performance and promise would war, but His plan has always been for peace, through the promised Seed, Jesus Christ , who is the true heir of all things , and who invites us to inherit with Him. Strategic Use In Gameplay Generational Strife  is a high-impact event  that brings both board control  and tempo disruption  to the battlefield. With its ability to deal 3 damage to all enemy beings  and apply Fear, costing 6 faith, this Uncommon Hebrew Event  is designed for late game plays , where powerful enemy boards often begin to threaten your tempo or strategy. Synergies and Plays Board Wipe Power : Instantly dealing 3 damage to all enemy creep makes this a go-to response when opponents swarm with low- to mid-strength Beings. Stall & Reset : The dual application of Fear prevents any enemy from interacting next turn, perfect for triggering your own setup plays safely. Combo Setup : Pair this with follow-up Events like Pray or ongoing buffs to capitalize on the forced downtime. Generational Strife – Uncommon Hebrew Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions Q: Can Generational Strife eliminate high-strength Beings? A: Any Being with 3 or less strength  falls, while stronger Beings are weakened and locked down temporarily. Q: Does Fear last if a Being is created after? A: No, Fear only applies to Beings present during the Event. You’ll need additional effects to control newly created threats. Q: Should I play this proactively or reactively? A: Both, use it reactively to clear enemy boards, or proactively to deny your opponent’s engagement window and set up a decisive turn. Generational Strife – Uncommon Hebrew Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG

United Brothers – Base Art – Common Hebrew Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG The Wrath of Brothers and the Promise in Scattering United Brothers  is a Common Event  card from the Hebrew Age , costing 0 faith  to play. It applies Fear  to a target enemy being, preventing interaction for two turns (the turn played and the next one). This low-cost utility tool can shift momentum in your favor by pausing a major threat, especially in decks with Event synergy  or strategies that need to protect a key being . Two Brothers, One Violent Legacy Simeon and Levi, two of Jacob’s sons, acted with fierce unity in the aftermath of Dinah’s defilement. They crafted a deceptive plan , demanding circumcision from Shechem’s men before slaughtering them all in their weakness. Their actions, fueled by rage, stained their family’s name with cruelty and vengeance. This card's verse is  Genesis 49:5: "Simeon and Levi are brethren; instruments of cruelty are in their habitations." Jacob, their father, was deeply disturbed . In Genesis 49, as he gave blessings and prophecies to his sons, he pronounced a judgment  on Simeon and Levi: they would be scattered in Israel . He said they were "instruments of cruelty" , a sobering reminder that violence born of wrath never leads to God’s glory . But as we watch their story unfold, we see God’s sovereignty  in motion. Though scattered, their destinies were not identical . One line would be lost, the other redeemed. United Brothers – Full Art – Common Hebrew Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG From Scattered Wrath to Scattered Grace Simeon  slowly fades in the history of Israel. His tribe received no distinct land, absorbed within Judah , eventually diminished. His path is a warning : wrath without repentance leads to loss. Yet grace still speaks. In Revelation 7, Simeon is listed among the tribes sealed, hinting at restoration  through the Lamb. Levi , though also scattered, was redeemed by zeal . When the golden calf defiled Israel, the Levites stood up for God (Exodus 32). That fire of devotion was channeled into holiness, and they became priests , ministers of the law throughout Israel. Their inheritance was God Himself . The scattering, although difficult, became a mission . Just like Jesus would later send His disciples to the nations, God used Levi to spread His word across the land . And all of this, yes, even the “instruments of cruelty” , point us to the cross . The most cruel instrument in history  became the very channel of salvation . “It pleased the LORD to bruise him”  – Isaiah 53:10. Jesus bore divine wrath , turning vengeance into victory, and scattering redemption  across the earth. Strategic Use In Gameplay United Brothers  is a deceptively powerful utility card. At 0 cost , it’s a tempo tool  that freezes an enemy Being, buying you two turns  of protection or control. Synergies and Plays: Buys You Time: Stop a major threat while you set up your board. Safeguard Allies: Protect a key being that might otherwise be targeted or challenged. Event Synergy : Fits smoothly into decks with Event-based combos or pray triggers. United Brothers – Common Hebrew Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions Q: What does Fear do? A: Fear prevents a Being from interacting, including Challenging, Targeting, or moving, for two turns (The turn played and the following one). Q: Can the feared being be the target of buffs or events from its own controller? A: Yes, unless otherwise stated. Fear prevents interaction initiated by  the feared being, not effects that affect  it. Q: Does Fear go away if the Being is moved or replaced? A: No, the effect lasts for two turns, regardless of slot or position. United Brothers – Common Hebrew Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG

Burning Bush – Base Art – Rare Torah Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG Flame That Speaks, Power That Persists Burning Bush  is a Rare Event from the Torah Age, costing 1 faith  and dealing 3 damage  to a target enemy. This card fits seamlessly into decks that rely on combo setups, benefit from prophecy triggers, or need a timely removal to preserve their board state. The Fire That Spoke – A God Who Draws Near The burning bush  was more than a miracle, it was a divine appointment . In the barren wilderness of Midian, God appeared to Moses  through a bush that burned with fire, yet was not consumed . This paradox of flame and preservation caught Moses' attention and drew him into an encounter that would change history. God revealed His name “I AM THAT I AM” and His mission to deliver Israel from slavery. This moment marked the beginning of the book of Exodus , the foundational act pointing to Jesus in the Old Testament. The fire that blazed in the bush was a picture of God’s holy presence , a presence that burns away sin, yet preserves the one who is called. It declared that God is both powerful and personal , mighty and merciful . Moses, who once ran in fear, now stood on holy ground , commissioned to be a deliverer. And from that fire, a message went forth: God sees, God knows, and God comes down  to save. This card's verse is Exodus 3:2: "And the angel of the LORD appeared unto him in a flame of fire out of the midst of a bush: and he looked, and, behold, the bush burned with fire, and the bush was not consumed." This event in Exodus was a foreshadowing of a greater revelation . Just as Moses received his calling at the bush, so the world would later receive its ultimate calling through the cross . There too was a man on holy ground, lifted up between heaven and earth, bearing divine fire, not in judgment against others, but on Himself. And like the bush, He was not consumed . The flames of God’s wrath met the fullness of grace, and from the cross, a new understanding emerged. Burning Bush – Full Art – Rare Torah Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG From Fire to Fulfillment, The Revelation of Grace At the cross, Jesus fulfilled the pattern of the burning bush . He bore the fire of God’s judgment for sin, yet was not destroyed . He cried out, “My God, My God, why hast Thou forsaken Me?” and yet in three days, He rose from the grave. The Son of God was not consumed , because He was the perfect, spotless sacrifice. Just as God spoke to Moses out of the fire, now He speaks to the world through His crucified and risen Son . The bush pointed forward; the cross points us home. And after the resurrection came the fire from heaven once more . This time, it didn’t fall on a bush in the desert, but on the heads of the believers  in the upper room at Pentecost. The Holy Spirit descended like tongues of fire , indwelling those who believed. This fire now lives within us, guiding, teaching, and empowering . Just as Moses was sent to proclaim deliverance to Egypt, so now we are sent to proclaim salvation through Christ to every nation. Believer , we carry this fire not to consume, but to illuminate . We are now like vessels of the burning bush, lit, but not consumed , filled with the presence of God, and sent out to share His message. The final commission echoes still: “Go ye into all the world, and preach the gospel to every creature”  (Mark 16:15). The fire burns, and it will not go out. The One who met Moses in flame now meets us in faith, and sends us out to shine. Strategic Use In Gameplay Burning Bush  is a low-cost, high-impact card that brings reliable removal and synergy into a variety of builds. Whether you’re building toward a long-term control game, triggering prophecy chains, or setting up a critical combo, Burning Bush  stands out as an efficient answer that simultaneously opens doors for more complex plays. Synergies and Plays: Combo Piece : Its low cost and solid damage make it a perfect fit in decks assembling multi-part plays, ideal for clearing blockers or rushing your opponent. Prophecy Synergy : Works well in decks that trigger effects from Events, play it to activate prophecy-based Beings or combo with other Event-driven triggers. Board Recovery : Use it to remove a threatened or nearly exiled Being. Burning Bush – Rare Torah Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG Burning Bush – Scripture Art – Rare Torah Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions Q: When should I use Burning Bush? A: It excels at all parts of the game by dealing precise damage at an ideal moment. Q: Does Burning Bush work with prophecy or Event triggers? A: Yes! It counts as an Event, so it perfectly triggers prophecy abilities and interacts with cards that reward playing Events. Q: Can I target my own Being? A: No, Burning Bush can only deal damage to enemy Beings. Burning Bush – Rare Torah Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG

Sacred Turtledove – Base Art – Rare Hebrew Fowl – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG The Turtledove’s Cry, A Song of Remembrance Sacred Turtledove  is a Rare Fowl Being  from the Hebrew Age , costing 2 faith  with 2 strength  and 1 hope . Its special ability, Prophecy , activates when the Being is Created , allowing you to draw a verse  and replenish your hand with fresh Scripture-based resources. As part of the Fowl tribe , it fits beautifully into tribal decks , supports draw-heavy control strategies , and brings early-game consistency  for combo and tempo-based builds. God doesn't despise the small beginnings The turtledove  holds a special place in the heart of Scripture. Gentle , pure , and faithful , it became a symbol of devotion  and worship  in Israel’s offering system. In Leviticus , it was the humble gift  of the poor, a sign that even the least among the people could draw near to God. The turtledove  represents those who belong to the Lord , the ones who have nothing but Him . In the Psalm, it speaks of the people of God  surrounded by darkness and enemies, yet held close by the Lord. Their souls cry out not for vengeance, but for deliverance . It’s a reminder that God never forgets His own . Even when the world rises against His people, He sees , He knows , and He remembers . The sacred turtledove  soars as a symbol of the faithful  who are heard , loved , and lifted . This card's verse is  Psalms 74:19: "O deliver not the soul of thy turtledove unto the multitude of the wicked: forget not the congregation of thy poor for ever." This bird whispers of covenant  and care . Its wings carry not only innocence , but the prayers  of the congregation. In every offering, in every cry, in every verse drawn by faith, God shows He is near  to the poor in spirit . The Sacred Turtledove  reminds us that worship isn’t measured in riches, but in the heart . And every single heart offered in faith  is remembered forever . Sacred Turtledove – Full Art – Rare Hebrew Fowl – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG Jesus, Heaven’s Offering and the Voice of the Poor Jesus  is the fulfillment  of the turtledove’s plea. He came lowly , born in a stable , offering Himself  for all. He is the Lamb of God  and the gentle Savior . And just like the dove in Psalm 74, He was surrounded by the wicked , yet never forgotten by the Father . When He cried out from the cross, it was not abandonment, it was fulfillment . He bore our poverty  so we could inherit His kingdom . His life fulfilled the deepest meaning  of every offering. He was the pure sacrifice , given for the poor in spirit , the weak , and the broken . And now, those who call upon His name are lifted like the turtledove, drawn up by grace . “He raiseth up the poor out of the dust, and lifteth the needy out of the dunghill.”  – Psalm 113:7. We are not forsaken. We are remembered , redeemed , and restored  in Christ . Believer , your voice is heard in heaven . When you feel small , or pressed down , or forgotten , remember the Turtledove . God doesn’t overlook  the poor , the quiet , or the humble . He sent His Son to draw you near, and every time you open His Word , every time you lift your heart in faith , He fills you again. You are not just remembered , you are rejoiced over . Strategic Use In Gameplay Sacred Turtledove  is a powerful support card  that excels in resource generation  and fits naturally into Fowl tribal  decks. With its Prophecy  ability to Draw a verse  upon being created, it offers excellent value for decks that need consistency, resource refill, or synergy with card draw mechanics . Synergies and Plays Resources : Drawing a verse when created gives you an immediate card back, helping to keep your hand strong and your plays flexible. Fowl Tribe : Works beautifully with other Fowl Beings that care about board presence, buffs, or sacrificing to enable powerful effects. Control & Combo : Helps you dig for the exact verse you need while holding down your board with a 2/1 body. Sacred Turtledove – Rare Hebrew Fowl – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG Sacred Turtledove – Scripture Art – Rare Hebrew Fowl – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions Q: When does the Prophecy ability activate? A: It triggers immediately when Sacred Turtledove  is created . Q: Can it trigger multiple times if revived or replayed? A: Yes! As long as Sacred Turtledove  is created again, the Prophecy ability will trigger each time. Q: What decks benefit most from this card? A:  Control decks  and combo decks  love Sacred Turtledove for the instant draw, while Fowl tribal  decks enjoy the synergy and tempo boost it provides. Sacred Turtledove – Rare Hebrew Fowl – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG

Sore For Slaughter – Base Art – Uncommon Hebrew Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG Gentle Sacrifice, Eternal Gain Sore For Slaughter  is an Uncommon Event  from the Hebrew Age , costing 2 faith  and dealing 1 damage to all enemy Beings . It offers a clean, sweeping control option , perfect for clearing wide boards  of smaller threats or setting up larger combos. With strong synergy for damage-based strategies  and Event triggers , it becomes a valuable tool for disrupting enemy lines  and maintaining tempo  in any well-tuned deck. The Swords of Zeal, and the Call for Righteousness In Genesis 34 , a moment of passion and justice ignited when Simeon and Levi , the sons of Jacob, rose in defense of their sister Dinah . After she was defiled by Shechem , the sons of Israel devised a plan, demanding that every man in Shechem's city be circumcised. On the third day , when the men were sore and vulnerable, Simeon and Levi entered boldly with swords in hand and struck down the city. This dramatic event reveals the power of zeal , the desire to see justice fulfilled, and the sacredness of family. The men of Shechem had agreed to a covenant sign, circumcision meant for holiness and belonging. That sign was their connection to God's people. And while the event ended in a bold and overwhelming act, it also revealed the strength of conviction that Simeon and Levi carried. This card's verse is  Genesis 34:25: " And it came to pass on the third day, when they were sore, that two of the sons of Jacob, Simeon and Levi, Dinah's brethren, took each man his sword, and came upon the city boldly, and slew all the males. " Every detail in this story sets the stage for a greater picture. The third day , the sacred sign of circumcision , and the bold entrance with swords all point us forward. In Scripture, these aren’t just isolated actions, they are echoes of a divine pattern , leading us to Jesus Christ, who fulfills every image in perfection and love. Sore For Slaughter – Full Art – Uncommon Hebrew Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG Christ, the Fulfillment of Zeal, Sacrifice, and Promise Jesus Christ embodies perfection, full of grace and truth. Where Simeon and Levi entered with swords, Jesus entered with scars. On the third day , He rose from the dead , bringing life where once there was death. The same rhythm appears: boldness, sacrifice, and victory . Through Him, all covenant signs are fulfilled. Circumcision of the flesh was a shadow. Jesus brings the circumcision of the heart , cutting away sin and making His people pure within. As Paul writes, “He is a Jew, which is one inwardly; and circumcision is that of the heart…”  – Romans 2:29. He performs a holy surgery on every believer, changing us from the inside out, with a sword of truth and grace. Believer, you are the fruit of this fulfillment. You are the one made clean, raised on the third day with Christ, and given the sign of the Spirit. The boldness of Simeon and Levi now flows through redeemed hands, not to bring destruction, but to bring hope , peace , and purpose . Jesus transforms human zeal into divine mission . Walk forward in that mission, empowered by mercy and sealed by grace. Strategic Use In Gameplay Sore For Slaughter  is a powerful board management  Event that deals 1 damage to all enemy Beings , enabling effective control and synergy in Event-heavy decks. Synergies and Plays Softening Boards:  Deals with wide boards of low-health Beings, clearing the way for your attackers. Event Synergy:  Triggers effects that benefit from playing Events, while dealing board damage. Setup Plays:  damaging beings can set up special synergies with other abilities. Sore For Slaughter – Uncommon Hebrew Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions Q: How does this affect enemy Beings with 1 hope? A: It removes them instantly, making it perfect for clearing aggressive early boards or token strategies. Q: Can this trigger abilities that rely on Beings being damaged or destroyed? A: Yes, any effects that activate when Beings are damaged or leave play can trigger after this card resolves. Q: Does this affect my own Beings or only my opponent’s? A: It only damages enemy Beings , so you can play it without risking your own board state. Sore For Slaughter – Uncommon Hebrew Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG

Offering Pigeon – Base Art – Uncommon Hebrew Fowl – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG Gentle Sacrifice, Eternal Gain Offering Pigeon  is an Uncommon Fowl Being  from the Hebrew Age , costing 2 faith  with 1 strength  and 1 hope . Its Resurrect  ability gives you Draw a verse  when it’s exiled, an elegant way to replenish resources and gain momentum. This card shines in Fowl tribal  decks and is perfect for control  or combo-oriented strategies  that value card draw and consistency. The Pigeon Offering, Purification and Promise The law of Moses made room for every person to come close to God, even those with little. The pigeon became a sacred symbol, offered in rituals of cleansing and healing, especially for those in poverty or in need. In Leviticus 14, God gave a picture full of hope: two birds, one offered in an earthen vessel over running water, and the other dipped in its blood and released. This picture reveals the heart of divine mercy. One bird gave its life, and the other soared into freedom, carried by the blood of the first. It is a powerful symbol of exchange, cleansing, and release , life flowing from sacrifice, purity flowing from provision. God gave His people a tangible, beautiful image of how healing flows from the offering . This card's verse is  Leviticus 14:50: " And he shall kill the one of the birds in an earthen vessel over running water: " The pigeon’s role brings softness and grace to the idea of sacrifice. It represents peace, gentleness, and accessibility. In every aspect, this paints a portrait of God’s faithful kindness . The Offering Pigeon declares that God provides for cleansing , welcomes the humble , and makes a way for every heart to be free . Offering Pigeon – Full Art – Uncommon Hebrew Fowl – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG Christ, the Offering That Sets Us Free Jesus fulfilled this picture perfectly. He came in a body of earth, full of grace and truth, and offered Himself entirely. When His side was pierced, blood and water flowed together, just like the vessel under the bird in Leviticus. “But one of the soldiers with a spear pierced his side, and forthwith came there out blood and water.”  – John 19:34. He became the sacrifice in our place, offering His own body  as the vessel of life. Because Jesus gave His life, those who trust in Him now live by His Spirit. Just like the second bird, we rise with new life, carried by the power of His blood. This is the joy of grace: freedom through faith , cleansing through Christ , and life through love . Everything about the Levitical offering points directly to the eternal work of our Savior. Believer, you have been released into the sky of grace . Your life is not held down by past failures but lifted by divine mercy. The Offering Pigeon reminds us that our story begins with love , continues with redemption , and soars with the Spirit . Jesus, the true offering, has set you free forever , and your flight is full of purpose, praise, and peace. Strategic Use In Gameplay Offering Pigeon  is a powerful utility Being  that rewards thoughtful play and timing. Its ability to draw a verse when exiled  gives it tremendous resource value , making it a key tool in maintaining hand advantage. As a Fowl , it also benefits from tribal synergy, pairing well with other bird cards that reward wide board presence or support effects. Synergies and Plays: Resources: Drawing a verse on Resurrect helps you recover card advantage , keeping tempo steady throughout the game. Fowl Tribe: Fits perfectly into Fowl decks, benefiting from synergy with other Birds and tribal buffs. Control & Combo: Great in control builds, exiling the Pigeon triggers card draw while refilling your hand. In combo decks, the extra verse helps you get the cards you need in your deck. Offering Pigeon – Uncommon Hebrew Fowl – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions Q: When does the Resurrect ability trigger? A: When Offering Pigeon is exiled , either by ability or having no more hope, you immediately draw a verse. Q: Can I exile it with my own effects? A: Yes, you can challenge an enemy being to trigger the ability, or wait until your opponent using an enemy being to do it. Q: What Decks benefit the most from this card? A: Every deck can use Offering Pigeon, because it's an all over good card. But control and combo decks might benefit more from this card to get to key verses early on. Offering Pigeon – Uncommon Hebrew Fowl – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG

First Year Male – Base Art – Common Hebrew Cattle – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG Pure Offering, Perfect Design First Year Male  is a Common Cattle Being  from the Hebrew Age , costing 1 faith  with 0 strength  and 1 hope . Its ability states: “Whenever you create a being, give this being +1 strength.”  Though small at first, it becomes a constant source of strength , growing more powerful each time you summon a being. This ability drives Cattle tribe synergy , thrives in aggressive strategies , and rewards snowball play . The Offering God Required Long before the law was ever given, and would introduce sacrificial procedure, God set a precedent, sin would be covered by sacrifice , and blood would be the payment . From the moment Adam and Eve sinned, and God clothed them with coats of skins, we see the first picture of substitution. “Without shedding of blood is no remission.”  – Hebrews 9:22. It was the Lord Himself who made the first offering, teaching that true covering doesn’t come from human effort but from His provision . That message carried through time. In Egypt, on the night of Passover, every family was told to take “a lamb… without blemish, a male of the first year”  – Exodus 12:5. That lamb would take the place of the firstborn in every house. Its blood on the doorpost was their shield from judgment. Not their works, not their pedigree, just the blood . And what a picture this was of the final Lamb , who would not just save one family or one nation, but the whole world. This card's verse is  Exodus 12:5: "Your lamb shall be without blemish, a male of the first year: ye shall take it out from the sheep, or from the goats:" Every sacrifice from Abel to the tabernacle whispered the same truth: we need something perfect in our place. The “first year male” was a prophecy, pointing forward to a day when the perfect offering would come, one without spot or blemish, able to cover sin forever. First Year Male – Full Art – Common Hebrew Cattle – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG Jesus, The True and Final Offering When John the Baptist saw Jesus coming, he didn’t say, “Here is a teacher” or “a leader.” He declared, “Behold the Lamb of God, which taketh away the sin of the world.”  – John 1:29. Jesus is the Lamb , perfect and holy, offered not on an altar of stone, but on a wooden cross. He didn’t need to shed His blood for His own sin, He had none! Instead, He offered Himself for us, once for all  – Hebrews 10:10. He was born under the law, fulfilled every part of it, and then became the very offering the law demanded. No more sacrifices, no more rituals, He is enough . And through faith in His finished work, we’re covered, cleansed, and completely forgiven. No more fear of judgment. No more trying to earn favor. Just grace, pure grace. Believer , your faith rests not on a lamb from the flock, but on the Lamb from Heaven. You are not waiting for forgiveness, you already have it. You are not trying to please God by sacrifice, Jesus has pleased Him for you . Trust in that offering, rest in His love, and know this: the blood still speaks, and it says you are redeemed . Strategic Use In Gameplay First Year Male  is a low-cost, scalable Being that gains strength each time you create another Being. This makes it ideal for decks focused on Cattle tribal buffs , event-based creation strategies , and snowball momentum  through wide board setups. Synergies and Plays: Cattle Tribe: Boosts any other Cattle you create, supports tribe cohesion and value. Event Synergy: Works well in decks that generate tokens or triggers via Events, maximizing board impact. Snowball Potential: With each creation, it becomes stronger. Build a one-turn flurry of Beings, watch First Year Male turn into a key attacker. First Year Male – Common Hebrew Cattle – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions Q: Does the +1 strength apply to all Beings, or only Cattle? A: Neither, it applies only to First Year Male . Q: When does the +1 Strength trigger—immediately upon creation? A: No. while First Year Male is on the storyline, and you create another Being, it gains +1 strength instantly . Q: Does the +1 Strength trigger when the opponent creates beings too? A: No, only friendly beings can trigger the ability. First Year Male – Common Hebrew Cattle – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG

Tender Calf – Base Art – Common Hebrew Cattle – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG Gentle Strength in the Herd Tender Calf  is a Common Cattle Being  from the Hebrew Age , costing 1 faith  with 1 strength  and 1 hope . Its ability reads: “Adjacent cattle have +1 hope.”  A small but meaningful aura effect that encourages Cattle tribe synergy  and enhances board presence through unity . A Meal With the Lord, Grace at the Door of the Tent In the heat of the day, as Abraham sat at the door of his tent, three visitors appeared, one of them the LORD  Himself. Without hesitation, Abraham ran to meet Him , bowed himself to the ground, and rushed to prepare a meal. Abraham had encountered the Lord before. With urgency and joy, Abraham asked for three measures of fine meal  to make bread, and a tender calf  for the feast. He gave his best. And what a picture this sets: a servant prepares the calf , the bread is made, and the Lord eats under the tree. It’s fellowship , covenant , and promise . Abraham sat with God and shared a meal that shadowed of the offering to come . This card's verse is  Genesis 18:7: "And Abraham ran unto the herd, and fetcht a calf tender and good, and gave it unto a young man; and he hasted to dress it." In that moment, the Lord confirmed what seemed impossible, Sarai would have a son . Laughter broke out. Sarai laughed in doubt, but God turned that into joy. The meal, the promise, the tender calf, it all pointed to a future moment when another Son would be promised , not just to one couple, but to the world. That promise would be born not in a tent, but in a manger. And this time, the Son would be the offering Himself . Tender Calf – Base Art – Common Hebrew Cattle – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG Jesus, the Tender Offering Fulfilled This humble calf, prepared with care and given with joy, reflects something far greater, Jesus , the Lamb of God , who came with gentleness and power to redeem the world. Just like Abraham’s servant prepared the best offering for his honored guest, God gave His best and only Son to die for us . His body was broken like bread, His life poured out like a drink offering, and through Him, the door to eternal fellowship  was opened wide. When the Lord promised Abraham a son, it was a seed of greater hope . Isaac would come, yes, but so would another Son , the one promised to crush the serpent and rescue all who believe. Jesus came from that very line, born of faith, born of promise. Just as the calf nourished the visitors , Jesus now nourishes our souls. “I am the bread of life: he that cometh to me shall never hunger.”  – John 6:35. Believer , this card whispers the goodness of God. When you feel like you have little to give, remember: the offering has already been made. The tenderness of Christ  is your assurance. His grace is your portion. You don’t earn your place at the table, you’re already seated. And just like Abraham offered a calf in love, the Father has offered the Son in greater love, so you can feast forever in His presence. Strategic Use In Gameplay Tender Calf  is a low-cost support Being  that provides position-based buffs  to your other Cattle tribe Beings , enhancing their survivability. It thrives in tribal decks  and works especially well when you're able to move other Beings beside it  for maximum value. With smart placement, this humble calf becomes a vital support piece in wide board strategies. Synergies and Plays: Positioning: Gain value by placing Tender Calf next to key Cattle Beings  to boost their hope. Cattle Tribe: Strengthens tribal synergy when paired with other Cattle. Moving Beings: Move Beings into adjacency with Tender Calf, turning mid-game plays into efficient board buffs. Tender Calf – Common Hebrew Cattle – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions Q: Does the hope boost apply to all cattle, even if played later? A: Yes, any Cattle adjacent to Tender Calf gain +1 hope as long as both remain on the board. Q: What if another being moves beside Tender Calf? A: Hope bonuses are recalculated based on adjacency each turn and update promptly if positions change. Q: Can the boost stack with other buff sources? A: Absolutely, the +1 hope bonuses are additive and combine with effects from other cards or enhancements. Tender Calf – Common Hebrew Cattle – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG

Eager Bird – Base Art – Common Hebrew Fowl – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG A Small Bird with Big Potential Eager Bird  is a Common Fowl Being  from the Hebrew Age , costing 1 faith , with 0 strength  and 1 hope . Its ability reads: “Whenever you play an Event, give this Being +1 strength.”  A light early play, it becomes increasingly threatening as you cast your Events, turning every turn into a potential power boost. The Birds Come to Feast In one of the earliest stories of the Bible, God gave Abram a command: to prepare a sacrifice by dividing the animals. But when he laid them out, something unusual happened. Birds came down on the sacrifices, and He prevented them. They came to consume, yet it wasn’t time to be received. Not yet. This picture speaks volumes. The offering pointed forward  to something far greater: the sacrifice of Jesus Christ . In those days, the cross hadn’t come yet, so mankind couldn’t truly consume the offering . They had the image, the types, the shadows, but not the fullness. Just like those birds circling, many wanted to devour the sacrifice without understanding it , like we do after the fulfilling of all things. And so, it was protected , preserved for the right time. This card's verse is  Genesis 15:11: "And when the fowls came down upon the carcases, Abram drove them away." That moment came when Jesus, the Lamb slain before the foundation of the world, fulfilled the covenant . But the beauty of this story doesn’t stop with birds. After Abram drove them away, God caused him to fall asleep , and something amazing happened: a smoking furnace and a burning lamp passed between those sacrifice. God made the covenant with Himself , an image of the Father and the Son walking through the offering, fulfilling the entire promise. This covenant was all about grace , God doing for man what man could never do. Eager Bird – Full Art – Common Hebrew Fowl – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG The Covenant Fulfilled by Grace Now, the sacrifice has been made. The offering is here , Jesus, crucified and risen. The same sacrifice that saved those before the cross  is now visible and available to us. We consume the truth  of His body, His blood, and the fullness of grace. What was once concealed is now revealed , and the covenant is no longer a mystery. Through Christ, the doors have opened wide. Jesus fulfilled the covenant in our place , just as the Lord did for Abram while he slept. There’s no effort left to add. We don’t earn our place through efforts or performance , we receive it through faith. The birds that once hovered in confusion are now at rest, because the feast is ready. The table is set. Grace has made the way . Believer , the offering is yours to receive. You don’t have to drive the birds away, protect the promise, or figure out the covenant. God has already done it all , Father and Son, through the cross. Rest in that grace. Feast on that truth. And know that you are accepted, not because of what you’ve done, but because of the offering of Jesus , once concealed, now gloriously revealed. Strategic Use In Gameplay Eager Bird  is a low-cost, snowballing Fowl  that grows stronger with every Event you play. For just 1 faith, it starts small but can quickly turn into a powerful threat if left unchecked—especially in decks that chain multiple Events. Synergies and Plays: Event Synergy : This works beautifully in Event-heavy decks, allowing you to build pressure as you play your removal, draw, or disruption effects. Fowl Tribe : Pairs well with other Fowls that support fast tempo and utility. Snowball Potential : Eager Bird can go from a minor nuisance to a serious challenger in just a few turns, especially when protected or supported by buffs. Eager Bird – Common Hebrew Fowl – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions Q: If I play two Events in one turn, does Eager Bird get +2 strength? A: Yes! Each Event played triggers its ability, so playing two Events gives it +2 strength . Q: What happens if Eager Bird has 0 strength at the end of the turn? A: It cannot attack at 0 strength, and when it gains +1 Strength, it keeps its strength gain indefinitely . Q: Can this Bird be a key attacker? A: Definitely! If you’ve played several Events, it can grow into a significant attacker  to gain points or take down threats. Eager Bird – Common Hebrew Fowl – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG

Ishmael Mocking – Base Art – Uncommon Hebrew Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG Old Tensions, New Revelations Ishmael Mocking  is an Uncommon Event  from the Hebrew Age, costing 1 faith and dealing 2 damage to any target enemy being. It’s simple, direct, and powerful, a clear answer to early threats and a great fit for decks that thrive on tempo and precision. Two Sons, Two Stories, A Family Divided From the loins of Abraham came two very different sons: Ishmael , born of Hagar the Egyptian, and Isaac , the long-awaited son of Sarah. When Ishmael mocked Isaac during the celebration of his weaning, Sarah’s heart stirred with a prophetic cry: “Cast out this bondwoman and her son”  – Genesis 21:10. This was more than jealousy or family tension. It was a sign of two paths , the path of the flesh  and the path of promise . Ishmael was a result of human effort, of a moment where Abraham and Sarah tried to fulfill God’s promise through their own means. But Isaac came through faith , and God’s intervention , born by grace and not by works. This divide, begun in Genesis, becomes a picture throughout the Bible of the conflict between law and grace , self-effort and divine fulfillment . The mocking of Isaac was the rejection of promise by the flesh, and God drew a clear line that the inheritance would go to the child born by faith. This card's verse is  Genesis 21:9: "And Sarah saw the son of Hagar the Egyptian, which she had born unto Abraham, mocking." The fallout was dramatic. Hagar and Ishmael were sent into the wilderness, but even then, God was merciful. He provided for them, made Ishmael a great nation, and yet clearly declared the blessing of the covenant belonged to Isaac . It’s a sober reminder that God honors His Word , not the efforts of man, but the faith that rests in His power . Ishmael’s story is redirected, and the promise passes through Isaac and on toward Christ. Ishmael Mocking – Full Art – Uncommon Hebrew Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG Grace and Inheritance, The True Seed Revealed The Apostle Paul brings the meaning home in Galatians 4 , where he writes that Ishmael represents Mount Sinai, the law, and the bondage of the old covenant , while Isaac represents the new covenant, freedom, and grace . Those who want to live by law, who try to earn their place by works, are sons of the bondwoman. But those who receive the promise by faith are the true sons of the freewoman. “So then, brethren, we are not children of the bondwoman, but of the free.” – Galatians 4:31. Jesus came to fulfill the promise made to Abraham. He is the Seed, born not of the will of man, but of God. He lived perfectly under the law and took the curse of it on the cross, “that the blessing of Abraham might come on the Gentiles through Jesus Christ.”  – Galatians 3:14. Grace doesn't come by performance, it flows from the blood of the Lamb. We are not Ishmael, trying to mock and claw our way into blessing. We are Isaac, born again by the Spirit , made heirs by promise. Believer , when the enemy tells you that you’re not good enough, when the flesh rises up to boast or to despair, remember Ishmael. Remember that flesh can’t inherit. You have been born of God, sealed by His Spirit, and placed into Christ. Walk in that freedom! Cast out the old voices, and cling to the cross.  You are a child of promise, a joint-heir with Christ, and your inheritance is secured, not by what you’ve done, but by who He is. Strategic Use In Gameplay Ishmael Mocking  is a low-cost removal Event that deals 2 damage to any enemy Being. For just 1 faith, it gives players a quick answer to early threats or supports damage-based combos. Synergies and Plays: Stop small threats:  Perfect for dealing with aggressive early-game Beings, allowing you to control the board while building up your resources. Pray Synergy:  Works well in decks that use Pray, allowing you to trigger those effects and still remove a Being in the same turn. Event Synergy:  Combos with cards that benefit from Events being played, especially in decks focused on chaining multiple Events per turn. Ishmael Mocking – Uncommon Hebrew Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions Q: What happens if the target has Anointing? A: If a Being has Anointing , the first damage is ignored, so this card would do no damage but remove Anointing in this case. Q: Can this card help me finish off a Being that has already taken damage? A: Absolutely. It’s excellent for picking off Beings that survived a trade or were weakened by another Event or ability. Q: Does this card combo well in a Pray-heavy deck? A: Yes! Playing Ishmael Mocking  can enable Pray triggers while removing a Being, making it a flexible tool in decks that rely on this mechanic. Ishmael Mocking – Uncommon Hebrew Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG

Dreadful Leviathan – Base Art – Rare Alpha Dragon – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG The Piercing Serpent Slain Dreadful Leviathan  is a Rare Dragon Being  from the Alpha Age , costing 7 faith , with 7 strength  and 2 hope . It possesses both Zeal  and Anointing , allowing it to Challenge immediately  and ignore the first instance of damage  it would receive. The Dreadful Leviathan, Serpent of the Sea In the depths of ancient Scripture, a terrifying creature  stirs, the Leviathan. He is described as a serpent in the sea , fierce and untamable. “In that day the LORD with his sore and great and strong sword shall punish leviathan the piercing serpent, even leviathan that crooked serpent…”  – Isaiah 27:1. God gave this image not to glorify the monster, but to declare its defeat. This twisting, prideful serpent  reflects the spirit of rebellion, the old adversary who once whispered lies in a garden and has prowled ever since. Like the snake that slithered into Eden to twist God’s words, Leviathan swims in the sea of humanity, crooked, elusive, deceptive . He represents the pride of flesh and the darkness of rebellion. He’s not just hiding in shadows, he’s part of the fallen world system. Job calls him the king over all the children of pride . The ancient world feared the sea, but God's people look to the One who walks on it. This card's verse is  Isaiah 27:1: "In that day the LORD with his sore and great and strong sword shall punish leviathan the piercing serpent, even leviathan that crooked serpent; and he shall slay the dragon that is in the sea." This serpent has strength, but no match for the Lord’s voice . Every coil and hiss is silenced before the breath of God. While Leviathan may seem mighty, his days are numbered . His story is in the Bible so we would know, evil doesn’t win . God made Leviathan, and God will put an end to him . Dreadful Leviathan – Full Art – Rare Alpha Dragon – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG Christ, the Serpent-Crusher Jesus Christ is the One promised from the beginning . In Genesis, God said the Seed of the woman would crush the head of the serpent . That promise finds its victory at the cross, where Jesus laid down His life and defeated sin, death, and every power of darkness. The serpent may have bruised His heel, but the heel of the Savior crushed the skull of rebellion . At the resurrection, the tomb was empty and the serpent was judged. And one day, the final sentence will be carried out. The same Word that pierces hearts  will strike the serpent , finishing what began at Calvary. “For this purpose the Son of God was manifested, that he might destroy the works of the devil.”  – 1 John 3:8. Believer , your Savior is the victorious serpent-crusher . The Leviathan’s coils cannot wrap around your soul, you’ve been set free. Stay bold in grace, stand strong in truth, and rejoice! Your hope isn’t in escaping the sea, but in the One who rules over it. The serpent has no sting left, and Christ is your forever King . Strategic Use In Gameplay Dreadful Leviathan  brings Zeal  and Anointing , making it a terrifying topdeck. It can Challenge immediately  and ignore the first damage , giving you a powerful way to shift momentum and pressure your opponent as soon as it enters play. Synergies and Combinations Zeal : Great for aggressive or comeback plays, Challenge the moment it’s played  and take control of the board. Anointing : Helps it endure damage-based effects  and survive crucial turns , especially when facing trades or removal. Topdeck Threat : Its immediate impact makes it a game-turning topdeck , especially in tight situations. Dreadful Leviathan – Rare Alpha Dragon – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG Dreadful Leviathan – Scripture Art – Rare Alpha Dragon – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions Q: What does Anointing do? A: Anointing means the Being ignores the first damage  it would take while on the Storyline. Q: Can Dreadful Leviathan Challenge immediately when played? A: Yes, Zeal allows it to Challenge the turn it enters , bypassing the usual summoning delay. Q: Does Anointing refresh every turn? A: No, Anointing only prevents the first damage instance , and does not reset unless the Being leaves and re-enters play. Dreadful Leviathan – Rare Alpha Dragon – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG

Strong Ox – Base Art – Common Alpha Cattle – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG Strength That Multiplies Strong Ox  is a Common Cattle Being  from the Alpha Age , costing 6 faith , with 3 strength  and 6 hope . It possesses Abundance , meaning it can Challenge twice  per turn, delivering sustained offense and pressure. The Strength of the Ox, The First and Strong One From the earliest days of Scripture, the ox  stands as a picture of power, endurance, and sacrifice . In the ancient Hebrew language, the very first letter, Aleph (א) , is drawn as the head of an ox , the symbol of strength, leadership, and service. “Where no oxen are, the crib is clean: but much increase is by the strength of the ox.”  – Proverbs 14:4. The ox didn’t just plow fields; it carried burdens, pulled loads, and gave its life upon the altar. This strength wasn’t aimless, it was meant to serve. The ox was central in temple sacrifices , a clean animal that could be offered for sin and thanksgiving. In every tabernacle and temple ceremony, it was a silent image  of the coming Messiah , strong, sinless, and willing. While animals gave their lives unwillingly, Jesus, the true Aleph , would lay down His life willingly , not for His own sins, but for ours . This card's verse is Proverbs 14:4 "Where no oxen are, the crib is clean: but much increase is by the strength of the ox." And the story doesn’t end at the Aleph. The last letter of the ancient Hebrew pictograph is Tau (ת) , a mark, a sign, shaped as a cross . From Aleph to Tau, from strength to sacrifice, the language itself tells the gospel. The Strong One  became the Sacrificial Offering , and through that act, God wrote grace across history. Strong Ox – Full Art – Common Alpha Cattle – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG Jesus, The Strong One Who Was Sacrificed Jesus is the Aleph , the first. He is the One who was without blemish , yet He chose to become the offering for sin . “I am the good shepherd: the good shepherd giveth his life for the sheep.”  – John 10:11. In His strength, He could have called angels to rescue Him. But in His grace, He stayed on the cross , bearing every weight, every failure, every sin of mankind. And that cross? It’s the Tau , the sign, the mark of salvation. “Christ died for our sins according to the scriptures”  – 1 Corinthians 15:3. From Aleph to Tau, from strength to sacrifice, Jesus fulfilled every image, every promise, every shadow. The One who holds all things together became the One who was broken for us . Believer , you follow the Strong Ox , the perfect Aleph, who carried the cross so you wouldn’t have to. Those saved by grace are not called to carry their own cross, because Christ carried your cross for you . He never wanted you to die in the first place, which is why He did it for you. You are in Him, and He is in you. Rest in His strength. Trust in His sacrifice. And live as one who’s been bought with the blood of the Strong One . Strategic Use In Gameplay Strong Ox  brings a durable body with 6 hope  and Abundance , allowing it to Challenge twice  each turn. This makes it a strong presence on the board capable of applying pressure  or controlling multiple threats . Synergies and Combinations Synergizes with Strength Buffs : Cards that increase strength greatly amplify the value of Abundance , letting Strong Ox Challenge twice with even more impact . Solid Hope Stat : Its 6 hope  lets it survive multiple engagements , ideal for mid-to-late game stability . Cattle Synergy : Fits well in Cattle-based decks  that reward wide boards and stat boosts . Strong Ox – Common Alpha Cattle – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions Q: Can Strong Ox Challenge the same Being twice in one turn? A: Yes, it may Challenge the same or different Beings  during its two Challenge opportunities. Q: Can Abundance challenge players directly? A: Yes, Abundance allows multiple Challenges , which can target Beings and players alike. Q: What happens if Strong Ox is weakened mid-turn? A: If Strong Ox loses strength or becomes unable to Challenge (e.g., Feared ), it will lose it's ability to Challenges twice . Strong Ox – Common Alpha Cattle – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG