Imprisoned Dragon – Base Art – Uncommon Power Dragon – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG That Old Serpent Imprisoned Dragon is a 5 Faith Dragon being from the Power Age, featuring a massive 8 Hope and no Strength. Its ability, Pray +2 damage, passively increases the damage dealt by all your Events by 2. Despite lacking offensive power on its own, it is a formidable engine in decks built around damage-based control or combo strategies, and its high Hope makes it a challenging obstacle to remove. The Binding of the Dragon In the dawning light of the kingdom, the dragon will be silenced. The old serpent, the deceiver of nations, will be seized by the mighty hand of heaven and cast into the bottomless pit. This is no symbolic act but a decisive victory, where every whisper of his lies will be cut off from the earth. For a thousand years, peace will reign without the serpent’s cunningness, and the nations will walk without the shadow of his deceit. The earth will breathe again, free from the ancient enemy who tempted Eve and stood against every work of God. His chains will be unbreakable, a divine restraint no power can stop. This is the justice of the King, who has crushed the head of the serpent just as foretold in the garden. Every prophecy spoken by the mouth of God will be fulfilled in power and truth. This card's verse is Revelation 20:2: "And he laid hold on the dragon, that old serpent, which is the Devil, and Satan, and bound him a thousand years," The bottomless pit will hold more than chains, it will hold the silence of rebellion. Without the tempter, nations will see the righteous rule of the King clearly, unclouded by lies. His throne in Jerusalem will shine, and His decrees will go forth as rivers of living water. The reign of peace will not come from fragile treaties, but from the absolute authority of the Lamb who now reigns as King of kings. Imprisoned Dragon – Full Art – Uncommon Power Dragon – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG The Thousand-Year Peace During these thousand years, the nations will live under divine order. Justice will flow like streams from the throne, and truth will be upheld with perfect wisdom. The peoples of the earth will walk in visible light, seeing the glory of the King face to face. The temple will stand, the feasts will be kept, and the law of the kingdom will be written in the open for all to see. Yet, at the appointed time, the chains will be loosed. Then Satan will rise from the pit with his deception sharpened, and Gog and Magog will gather like sand upon the shore. But this rebellion will not shake the throne, fire from heaven will fall, and the enemies will be consumed in a moment. The final word belongs to the King, and His judgment is perfect. Believer, our victory is already secure in Jesus Christ. We do not wait for chains to bind the enemy, for at the cross, the serpent’s head was crushed. We are delivered from the power of darkness and translated into the kingdom of His dear Son. The tempter’s accusations hold no power over us, for "there is therefore now no condemnation to them which are in Christ Jesus" - Romans 8:1. We reign with Him in spirit even now, and one day, we will see the fullness of His triumph when every enemy is under His feet and His glory fills all in all. Strategic Use In Gameplay This card thrives in Pray-heavy or damage dealt style decks that leverage event damage sources to control the board or push for lethal. Its high Hope value means it can absorb Challenges and effects, protecting more delicate synergies behind it. It’s best utilized as a scaling damage amplifier, making every small Event or ability significantly more threatening, especially when paired with multiple damage-dealing tools. Though it doesn’t attack directly, it alters the battlefield fundamentally by empowering your deck’s true weapons. Synergies and Plays: Pray Synergy: Combine with Pray-based Events to increase damage output exponentially. Dragon Archetype: Fits naturally into Dragon decks that emphasize powerful, high-cost beings and long-term control tools. Combo Setup: Enables lethal turns when paired with multi-target damage Events. Imprisoned Dragon – Uncommon Power Dragon – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions Q: Does Imprisoned Dragon’s Pray +2 affect all damage from Events? A: Yes. It increases the damage of events making them far more potent. Q: Can I use multiple Imprisoned Dragons for stacking damage bonuses? A: Absolutely. Each Imprisoned Dragon adds +2, so having two would add +4, and so on, creating potential devastating blowout turns. Q: Does its 0 Strength make it useless? A: Not at all. Its 8 Hope makes it an incredible sponge for absorbing enemy Challenges and distractions, buying you time to set up or execute your combos. Imprisoned Dragon – Uncommon Power Dragon – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG

Keys Of Hell And Death – Base Art – Holy Gospel Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG He Is Alive for Evermore Keys Of Hell And Death  is a 7‑cost Holy Event  that unleashes a game-changing Resurrection: replay all friendly exiled Events , then remove this card and all friendly exiled Verses  from the game. This monumental effect can replay multiple powerful Events in one turn, pushing massive value and turning the tide of battle. The Man Who Took Back the Keys In the beginning, all authority belonged to the Lord . Every breath, every heartbeat, every grain of sand was His by right. Yet in His design, God entrusted a measure of that authority to Adam, giving him dominion over the earth. Adam was meant to rule under God’s reign, guarding creation with the life and truth of his Maker . But the serpent deceived, and Adam handed over what was his. The power meant for man fell into the hands of the enemy, and the consequence was death’s dominion  over all. For generations, death reigned as an unbreakable prison. Every man, no matter how mighty, entered its gates and did not return. The keys, symbol of authority, rested in the grip of the one who held humanity bound. But then came the Son of Man , the promised seed, born in the flesh yet full of heaven’s glory . He came to do what no other could, to confront the ruler of darkness and take back what was lost . This card's verse is Revelation 1:18: "I am he that liveth, and was dead; and, behold, I am alive for evermore, Amen; and have the keys of hell and of death." The cross was not a defeat; it was a throne of victory . Jesus entered death willingly, not as a captive but as a conqueror. In the tomb, the power of sin shattered beneath His holiness. Hell could not keep Him. Death could not restrain Him.  And when He rose, He rose with the keys of hell and of death in His hand , the authority Adam surrendered, now held by the Last Adam  who will never yield it again. "For the Father judgeth no man, but hath committed all judgment unto the Son"  - John 5:22. Keys Of Hell And Death – Full Art – Holy Gospel Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG The Judge of the Living and the Dead Now, all judgment belongs to Jesus . The One who walked among us, the One who knows our pain and our weakness, now reigns as the righteous Judge. His judgment is pure, His authority unshakable, His word final . The same hands that healed the leper and lifted the broken now hold the power to command eternity. Because He holds the keys, no one enters or leaves without His will . The gates of death must open at His voice. The chains of hell must fall when He commands. He stands as the only doorway to life eternal , declaring, "I am the way, the truth, and the life"  - John 14:6. This is not shared power. This is absolute rule  in the hands of the One who conquered. Believer, you belong to the Man who holds the keys . You are safe in His hand, for He is the rightful ruler of all realms. Death has no claim over you. Hell has no authority over you. In Christ, you are sealed, redeemed, and destined for glory . The One who bought you with His blood is the One who will call you by name. And when that voice speaks, every gate will swing open . You will rise, not in fear, but in the fullness of His life, forever with Him who is alive forevermore. Strategic Use In Gameplay This Event is a true powerhouse in late-game builds and combo deck s. It's designed to reset the board state  by replaying previously used Events, enabling massive tempo swings and deep synergy with Verse-focused archetypes. Synergies and Plays: Ultimate Combo Enabler: Recast your strongest Events in a single explosive turn. Event Synergy Explosion: Fits perfectly in decks that lean heavily on Event triggers, maximizing value and recursion. Game-Winning Value: It's a combo enabler or top-deck scenario, it can pull out dozens of points of advantage in one play. Keys Of Hell And Death – Holy Gospel Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG Keys Of Hell And Death – Scripture Art – Holy Gospel Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions Q: When should I play Keys Of Hell And Death? A: It's best used in the late game when you've already played several strong Events and need a climactic reset. Q: Will it replay Holy, Common, and Uncommon Events alike? A: Yes. Any friendly Event that are in the exile pile will be replayed. Q: Does replaying the Events count again for all their effects? A: Yes. Each replayed Event will fully resolve their effects. Keys Of Hell And Death – Holy Gospel Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG

Temple Purification – Base Art – Common Gospel Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG Cleanse the Holy Ground Temple Purification  is a Common Event  from the Gospel Age , costing 2 faith  and offering the effect of granting +2 hope to a friendly Being , while also allowing you to draw a verse . This combination of board sustain  and resource generation  makes it an excellent inclusion in midrange, combo, and control-themed decks. It helps you maintain pressure, protect your Beings from exile, and keeps your hand stocked with options. The Zeal of the King When I think of temple purification , I see the fire in His eyes. Jesus stepped into the courts of God and restored holiness  with His own hands. He overturned tables, He scattered coins, He drove out corruption. This was zeal for His Father’s house , the same zeal that drove Him to the cross. The temple was never meant to be a market; it was a place of prayer , worship , and communion  with the Holy One. Every action He took that day was an act of love , protecting what was meant to be pure. The Law told Israel how the temple should be kept, but here stood the One who fulfilled the Law . He didn’t just guard the structure, He was the true Temple  in flesh. Just as the priests purified the altar with blood, so He would purify the world with His own. Every movement that day was a picture of the greater cleansing to come. This is the King  taking His rightful authority, restoring what belongs to God. This card's verse is Matthew 21:12: "And Jesus went into the temple of God, and cast out all them that sold and bought in the temple, and overthrew the tables of the moneychangers, and the seats of them that sold doves," I see Him there, His voice echoing in the open air, His presence silencing the noise. The doves flutter away, the coins roll across the stones, and the people watch as righteousness  takes center stage. He wasn’t just cleansing a building, He was proclaiming that the day of redemption  was here. From the temple in Jerusalem to the temple of our hearts, the purification  is the same: the presence of Jesus drives out all that does not belong. Temple Purification – Full Art – Common Gospel Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG The Temple and the Heart The Old Testament gives us shadow after shadow of this moment. Moses anointed the tabernacle. Solomon dedicated the temple with prayer and sacrifice. And here is Jesus , the greater than Moses, the greater than Solomon, anointing the courts with His authority. The house of God  has always pointed to Him . The place of meeting has always been fulfilled in the person  of Christ. He is the High Priest, the sacrifice, and the dwelling place of God all in one. Now we, as the body of Christ, are the temple of the Spirit. The same zeal  that cleansed Jerusalem’s courts works in us. He builds His house with living stones , washed in His blood and fitted together in grace. This is not the work of our own strength, it is the hand of the Master Builder  shaping us to be His dwelling place forever. When Jesus purifies, it is complete . When He restores, it is perfect . Believer , you are a holy temple . You are washed, sanctified, and justified in the name of the Lord Jesus and by the Spirit of our God. The Gospel of grace declares that Christ died for your sins , was buried , and rose again the third day  according to the Scriptures. His blood has made you clean, His Spirit fills you, and His presence keeps you. The zeal that once cleansed the temple in Jerusalem is the same zeal that guards your heart. You are His, and He will always keep His temple pure. Strategic Use In Gameplay Temple Purification  shines in decks that prioritize resilience , tempo , and card advantage . By applying +2 hope , you strengthen key Beings, especially those with Protect , Anointing , or Prophecy , allowing them to survive longer through damage or exhaustion effects. Simultaneously, the verse draw replenishes your hand and triggers any Event-based synergy , enhancing your ability to chain plays or combo off critical board states. Synergies and Plays: Offensive Momentum:  Add hope to a threat-bearing Being, keeping it active longer for multiple challenges or attacks. Defensive Buffering:  Safeguard a fragile or pivotal Being with a hope boost, dodging removal or preparing it for later use. Event Synergy:  As a spell that counts as an Event, it fuels combos and prophecy chains, enabling multi-card turns or draw-based strategies. Temple Purification – Common Gospel Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions Q: Can Temple Purification target a Being that already has full hope? A: Yes. It will increase the Being's hope, and has nothing to do with the damage it might have taken. Q: When does the verse draw trigger? A: Immediately after giving +2 hope to target friendly being, after playing Temple Purification . Q: Is this card more suited for aggro or control decks? A: It works best in tempo  decks that care about sustaining Beings and chaining Events. Temple Purification – Common Gospel Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG

Bride, Lamb's Wife – Base Art – Rare Power Bride – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG Holy City Coming Down Bride, Lamb's Wife  costs 6 Faith and is a 3 Strength, 8 Hope Bride  Being from the Power Age. Its ability grants +2/+2 to all other friendly Beings  continuously while it remains on the board, a potent aura that turns your entire board into a formidable force. The Glory of the Bride The vision given to John was one of radiance beyond all imagination . He saw the holy city, New Jerusalem, descending from God out of heaven, shining with the glory of the Lamb. This was no ordinary city, it was alive , clothed in beauty, prepared as a bride adorned for her husband . Every wall, every foundation, every street reflected the splendor of its Maker. It was a dwelling not built by human hands but formed by the eternal purpose of God before the world began . This city is the bride of the Lamb , the perfect union of Christ with His redeemed. The prophets foresaw this moment in shadow and promise. Isaiah spoke of a new heaven and a new earth, of a Jerusalem where joy never ends . The psalmist sang, "Glorious things are spoken of thee, O city of God"  - Psalm 87:3. In the Old Testament, the temple was where God’s presence dwelt; in the New Jerusalem, the Lamb Himself is the temple . This card's verse is Revelation 21:10: "And he carried me away in the spirit to a great and high mountain, and shewed me that great city, the holy Jerusalem, descending out of heaven from God," The splendor of the city reflects the intimacy of covenant love . It is not simply a place where God’s people live, it is the very expression of their oneness with Him. As the high priest wore the names of Israel on precious stones over his heart , so this city bears the names of the redeemed, each stone set in place by the blood of the Lamb . This is the eternal home of those who have been made righteous by faith in Jesus Christ alone. Bride, Lamb's Wife – Full Art – Rare Power Bride – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG The City of Eternal Union From the gates of pearl to the streets of gold, every detail declares victory . The nations will walk in its light, and the kings of the earth will bring their glory into it. There will be no night there, no shadow, no darkness, only the pure light of the Lamb  filling every corner. This is where life flows unhindered , where the river of living water runs clear, and the tree of life bears fruit for the healing of the nations. The New Jerusalem is not an earthly kingdom rebuilt, it is the eternal dwelling of the redeemed with their King. Its beauty is not merely outward; it is the glory of perfect holiness  and unbroken fellowship . Just as Adam walked with God in the garden before sin entered the world, so here the redeemed will walk with Christ forever. This is the fulfillment of God’s promise , "I will dwell in them, and walk in them; and I will be their God, and they shall be my people"  - 2 Corinthians 6:16. Believer, we are this bride . We are the New Jerusalem, prepared, adorned, and united with Christ forever. Our beauty is His beauty, our righteousness is His righteousness . We do not enter by our works but by grace alone , through faith in the One who gave Himself for us. He has made us spotless, He has written our names in the Lamb’s book of life , and He has promised that we will see His face. This is our home, our destiny, our eternal joy, to reign with the Lamb, to dwell in His light, and to share in His glory forever. Strategic Use In Gameplay This card is a game-changer for midrange and late-game strategies , offering an unstoppable board-wide stat boost that forces opponents to respond immediately or risk being overrun. With its high Hope of 8, Bride, Lamb's Wife  is extremely resilient to direct removal, ensuring that your buffs stay active for multiple turns and significantly shifting board momentum. Synergies and Plays: Aura Aggression:  The +2 Strength boost  empowers even your low-stat Beings to trade effectively or threaten faster damage, turning an ordinary board into a serious offensive force. Midrange Power Spike:  Ideal for decks that build toward a powerful board turn, drop her and watch your weaker Beings become threats instantly. Continuous Pressure:  With her 8 Hope , you can safely leave her on the board as an anchor while your buffed army advances toward victory. Bride, Lamb's Wife – Rare Power Bride – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG Bride, Lamb's Wife – Scripture Art – Rare Power Bride – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions Q: Does the buff apply to new Beings played after she enters play? A: Yes, any Beings that is on your storyline while Bride, Lamb's Wife  is on board has the +2/+2  bonus. Q: What happens if Bride is removed? A: Once she leaves the storyline, the +2/+2 buff  ends immediately, and your board reverts to their base stats. Q: Which decks benefit most from her? A: Midrange decks  that aim to flood the board, tribal decks with many low-cost Beings, or any strategy seeking to maintain consistent, scalable pressure  benefit greatly from Bride’s aura. Bride, Lamb's Wife – Rare Power Bride – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG

Bitter Wormwood – Base Art – Holy Wrath Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG Waters Turn Bitter Bitter Wormwood  is a Holy Wrath Event , costing 1 Faith , that packs a sharp punch: by exiling a verse from your hand , you deliver 4 damage to a target enemy Being . This card uses a verse in your hand (if you have one available) to deal a tremendous amount of damage for the cost of 1. The Star Called Wormwood In the visions given to John, there comes a moment of cosmic judgment that shakes both the heavens and the earth. A star, blazing with purpose and bearing a name , falls from the heavens and strikes the waters. This star is called Wormwood , and its arrival brings bitterness so deep that many perish from the poisoned streams. The name itself speaks of sorrow, yet it also reveals divine precision , God knows the identity, the mission, and the timing of every star, for He telleth the number of the stars; He calleth them all by their names  - Psalm 147:4. Stars are not distant, nameless lights as men suppose, but appointed messengers of His will , as real and near as the hand that holds them. Throughout Scripture, stars are often linked to angels , servants of the Most High who carry out His commands. Jesus Himself is described as holding seven stars  in His right hand, the angels of the seven revelation churches , showing authority over both the heavens and the earth. When a star falls in judgment, it is not random chaos, it is the fulfillment of prophecy. The fall of Wormwood marks a turning point , where bitterness flows through the nations, a reflection of hearts hardened against the truth. This card's verse is Revelation 8:11: "And the name of the star is called Wormwood: and the third part of the waters became wormwood; and many men died of the waters, because they were made bitter." This event will unfold after the rapture of the church , during the unfolding of Jacob’s trouble. The earth will groan under seals, trumpets, and bowls of wrath, each bringing both terror and testimony. Wormwood’s bitter waters will testify that creation itself is under the curse, and only the Creator can bring renewal. This is not merely a natural disaster, it is a supernatural sign pointing to the King of kings  who will return to cleanse and restore. Bitter Wormwood – Full Art – Holy Wrath Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG The Bitterness Before Glory The falling of Wormwood takes place in the midst of cosmic upheaval, when the sun is darkened, the moon loses her light, and the powers of heaven are shaken . These are the days foretold by prophets, when the judgments intensify and the heavens themselves declare the righteousness of God. In Jacob’s trouble, there will be both terror and preservation , for though many will perish in unbelief, a remnant will endure, awaiting the appearing of the Son of Man. This bitter star is part of a sequence of judgments that lead to the climactic return of Jesus in great glory . It will strike during a time when humanity has rejected grace and chosen rebellion, a time when kings and mighty men cry out for the rocks to hide them from the face of the Lamb. Yet even in wrath, God’s hand is steady , He controls the fall, the path, and the outcome of every star. Wormwood will not fall without purpose, and its bitterness will set the stage for the sweetness of the kingdom to come. Believer, we are not appointed to wrath, for we have been washed in the blood of the Lamb . We are redeemed, sealed, and hidden in Christ  before these judgments fall. Our future is not bitterness, but blessing. Our cup is not filled with wormwood, but with the cup of salvation , overflowing with eternal life. We will be caught up to meet Him in the clouds, clothed in His righteousness, and seated with Him in heavenly places. Our story is one of grace upon grace , for as He is, so are we in this world  - 1 John 4:17. Strategic Use In Gameplay This event offers incredible damage  for minimal cost, making it a versatile tool for decks that seek sharp tempo swings or precise answers. It’s a potent choice for aggressive plays , but its verse exile requirement also rewards those with exile synergies. You can optimize its power while having no other cards in hand. Synergies and Plays: High-Impact Removal : 4 damage at just 1 Faith allows you to take down mid-sized threats cleanly, routing your opponent's board. Aggro Catalyst : Use it to finish off a weakened Being or swing a critical fight, accelerating your board pressure. Verse Investment : Integrates beautifully into decks that exile verses deliberately, leveraging exiled verses to fuel your offense. Bitter Wormwood – Holy Wrath Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG Bitter Wormwood – Scripture Art – Holy Wrath Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions Q: Can I exile any verse, even one I just drew? A: Yes, you can choose any verse from your hand, though timing this for optimal board impact is key. Q: Is it better in aggro or control decks? A: It's effective in both: aggro decks benefit from low-cost burst, while control decks can use it as a cheap removal packaged with verse management. Q: Can I target a Being that has Protect or anointing? A: Yes, if the Being is on the board, you can target it, but damaging a being with anointing will only remove the anointing. Bitter Wormwood – Holy Wrath Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG

Thirsty Camel – Base Art – Common Hebrew Beast – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG The Beast That Carries the Bride's Answer Thirsty Camel  is a Common Beast Being  from the Hebrew Age , costing 6 faith  with a solid 4 strength  and 4 hope . It features Protect , shielding your board and face from challenges, and it carries the Resurrect  ability: when it is Exiled , you Draw a verse . This blend of defense and resource generation  makes the Thirsty Camel an ideal late-game stabilizer and utility piece. Heaven’s Matchmaker at Work on Earth The story of the Thirsty Camel  finds its roots in Genesis 24 , where Abraham , now old and blessed in all things, sends his trusted servant on a sacred mission: to find a bride for his son Isaac . This wasn’t just a search for companionship, it was the unfolding of a covenant. Abraham  represents the Father , the unseen source of the mission. His servant is a symbol of the Holy Spirit , who does not speak of himself, but carries the heart of the Father and searches out a bride for the Son. The servant’s journey was long and demanding. As he arrived at the well, he lifted his heart in prayer. He asked for a sign, not one of grandeur, but one of kindness and service . He prayed that the right woman would offer him water and also offer water to his camels. Before he even finished praying, Rebekah  appeared. She not only fulfilled the sign, but did so with haste, generosity, and joy. She became the answer to the servant’s prayer, the bride prepared by Heaven. This card's verse is  Genesis 24:20: "And she hasted, and emptied her pitcher into the trough, and ran again unto the well to draw water, and drew for all his camels." The camel  becomes a silent yet profound witness in this story. It carries the wealth of the Father, and it receives the water of the bride. The Thirsty Camel  stands as a picture of divine confirmation , a resting point of revelation, and the moment where destiny meets humility. The answer to the servant’s prayer was found not in appearance or status, but in service, grace, and a willing heart . The camel drank deeply, and in doing so, sealed the journey that would unite Isaac and Rebekah. Thirsty Camel – Full Art – Common Hebrew Beast – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG The Bride, the Spirit, and the Father’s Delight The servant ran to meet her, and what followed was a flurry of grace. Rebekah lowered her pitcher , not only to give water to him, but to every one of his camels. This act of kindness and hospitality was the sign  the servant had prayed for. She was the chosen bride , revealed not by wealth or beauty alone, but by faith that brings forth fruits . The water , so freely offered, became a prophetic picture of the Spirit’s work in revealing the bride of Christ. Abraham’s servant then adorned her with gifts, bracelets and rings, signifying her acceptance and the beginning of a covenant. This echoes the richness of our own inheritance in Christ, who “ chose us before the foundation of the world ” and lavishes upon us the Spirit and His promises. Rebekah didn’t hesitate to go. She heard the story, believed the invitation, and followed the servant back to the bridegroom  she had not yet seen. But before the camels could drink, the stone had to be rolled away  from the well. This detail, subtle yet rich with meaning, reminds us of the resurrection , where the stone was rolled from the tomb, revealing the Living Water  for all. Just as Rebekah rolled the stone to give drink to the camels, we are called to remove every hindrance  so that the Word of Life flows freely. “Preach the gospel to every creature” this is the commission. Let the camels drink. Let all creation hear. Let the Bride be revealed. Strategic Use In Gameplay Thirsty Camel  serves as a versatile and dependable defensive unit  in your mid-to-late game lineup. With Protect , it blocks enemy challenges and serves as a buffer for your board and victory , forcing your opponent to deal with it before progressing. But the true value lies in its Resurrect effect , drawing a verse when exiled , turning removal into opportunity. Synergies and Plays Resource Generation : Thanks to its Resurrect: Draw a verse  ability, Thirsty Camel  provides a valuable card draw when it leaves the field. Protective Presence : With Protect , this card forces opponents to challenge it first, shielding your other strategic Beings from threats. Beast Tribe Synergy : As part of the Beast  tribe, Thirsty Camel  fits beautifully into builds that utilize Beast-based interactions, buffs, or tribal-themed event cards. Thirsty Camel – Common Hebrew Beast – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions Q: When does Thirsty Camel's Resurrect ability activate? A: Resurrect activates when the Thirsty Camel is Exiled , meaning when it has no more hope or is exiled by an ability. Q: Can I trigger Resurrect if it's forsaken or placed as faith? A: No. Resurrect only triggers if the Being is exiled while on the storyline. Q: What kinds of decks does Thirsty Camel work best in? A: It shines in Beast tribal builds , control decks , and combo strategies  that want to cycle efficiently while holding off enemy pressure. Thirsty Camel – Common Hebrew Beast – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG

Good Shepherd – Base Art – Rare Stars Lord – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG The King Who Tends His Flock Forever Good Shepherd  is a Rare Lord Being  from the Stars Age , costing 7 faith , with 8 strength  and 6 hope . Its Resurrect  ability activates upon Creation, giving all other friendly Beings +2/+2 , making it a game-changing presence the moment it leaves play. The Gathering Shepherd, Israel Brought Home The stars declare the return of the Good Shepherd , the One who leaves the ninety-nine and goes after the one. This moment in the heavens marks the first coming of Christ, where the Shepherd of Israel gives His life for His sheep. Even as the Shepherd is stuck and the sheep are scattered, not one sheep will be forgotten or left behind. Every son and daughter of Jacob will be sought, found, and restored, one by one . The prophets saw this day. The scattered flock of Israel will be regathered from the four corners of the earth. The same Jesus who was pierced will be seen again by His people, and they will mourn for Him as for an only son. But that mourning will turn to joy, because the Shepherd is also their Savior. He will lead them beside still waters and make them lie down in safety . This card's verse is  John 10:11: "I am the good shepherd: the good shepherd giveth his life for the sheep." This is the fulfillment of every promise spoken to Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. He who watched over them through the fire, the exile, and the silence now returns in glory. The stars above show the Shepherd walking among His sheep, restoring the covenant , establishing peace , and reigning in righteousness . Good Shepherd – Full Art – Rare Stars Lord – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG The Shepherd of Grace, Leading the Flock Forever This Good Shepherd is Jesus, our Shepherd too. He laid down His life for the sheep, and now He returns to reign among them. He carries the rod of protection and the staff of comfort. His voice calls His own, and they follow Him. This is the Shepherd who guides not with fear, but with grace, gathering every believer into eternal safety . The church knows His voice. We have followed Him by faith and await His appearing. And when He comes, our joy will be complete. Not only will Israel be restored, but we will reign with Him in the kingdom He has prepared. He shepherds both Jew and Gentile , making one flock under one name, one grace, one Shepherd. Every believer stands in this promise. We are not wandering, we are being led. We are not lost, we are known. And the stars shine this truth every night: the Good Shepherd is coming , and with Him comes peace, restoration, and glory for all who believe. Strategic Use In Gameplay Good Shepherd  is a Rare Lord Being  with 8 strength  and 6 hope , and when it leaves play, its Resurrect  grants +2/+2 to all other friendly Beings . This massive team-wide buff can instantly swing the game  in your favor, making it a powerful finisher  and turning even small Beings into formidable threats. Synergies and Combinations Buff All Other Beings : Works best with wide boards . The more allies you have, the more value  you gain from the +2/+2 boost. High-Strength : With 8 strength , Good Shepherd stands among the strongest Beings in the game. Game Finisher : Play Good Shepherd  when your board is full to close out the game , breaking through defenses or overwhelming your opponent with buffed Beings. Good Shepherd – Rare Stars Lord – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG Good Shepherd – Scripture Art – Rare Stars Lord – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions Q: Does Good Shepherd buff itself with Prophecy? A: No, the +2/+2 bonus applies to all other  friendly Beings , not to Good Shepherd itself. Q: Do new Beings get the bonus if played afterward? A: No, only Beings already on the Storyline at the moment Good Shepherd leaves play  receive the Resurrect buff. Q: Can I trigger Resurrect again after it activates? A: No, Resurrect triggers once when the Being is is exiled , unless another effect states otherwise. Good Shepherd – Rare Stars Lord – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG

Ark Of The Covenant – Base Art – Holy Torah Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG The Presence That Guides, The Revelation That Fills Ark Of The Covenant  is a Holy Event  from the Torah Age , costing 7 faith  and providing one of the most explosive card draws  in the entire Bible TCG. It allows you to draw seven verses , instantly refueling your hand with resources and options. This card stands as a monumental late-game power play, giving control decks the ability to reclaim dominance and combo decks the reach to find finishing pieces when it matters most. The Glory Between the Cherubim The Ark of the Covenant  was the centerpiece of God’s dwelling with Israel. Carried by the Levites, covered with the veil, and guarded by strict command, it went before the people to search out a resting place . Inside were the tables of the covenant  with the Ten Commandments, Aaron’s rod that budded, and a golden pot filled with manna. Every item testified to God’s standard, God’s choice, and God’s provision. Yet each also testified to man’s failure, broken law, rejected leaders, and despised bread from heaven. Crafted from acacia wood and overlaid with pure gold, the ark spoke of two natures in one vessel. The wood whispered of humanity, the gold declared divinity.  Above it stood the mercy seat, overshadowed by cherubim, where the high priest sprinkled blood once a year. There, in that holy space, God’s presence would meet man in covenant. Every journey Israel made, the ark was the sign of His leadership, His covering, His glory in their midst. This card's verse is Numbers 10:33: "And they departed from the mount of the LORD three days' journey: and the ark of the covenant of the LORD went before them in the three days' journey, to search out a resting place for them." When the blood touched the mercy seat, the law inside was covered. The wrath against sin was turned aside by the life of another. The ark was a throne of grace before grace was revealed.  Every time the camp moved, it was the ark that went first, like a king leading his people into the inheritance. Every victory, every rest, every deliverance flowed from the presence that rested there. Ark Of The Covenant – Full Art – Holy Torah Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG The Ark Revealed in Christ In Jesus, the ark’s mystery is opened . He is the wood of our humanity and the gold of God’s glory in one. The commandments inside point to Him, the One who kept the law perfectly. Aaron’s rod speaks of His eternal priesthood, chosen, anointed, and alive forever. The manna points to Him as the true Bread from Heaven, satisfying all who believe. Every item finds its perfection in Him. On the cross, He became the High Priest and the sacrifice, placing His own blood on the true mercy seat in heaven. The law is covered, the curse is broken, the wrath is satisfied.  Just as the ark went ahead to find rest, Jesus went ahead into death and came out in resurrection, securing our eternal rest. Where the ark was hidden behind the veil, He has torn the veil wide open. The glory that was once concealed now shines openly in the face of Christ. Believer , your life is carried by the One who goes before you. Every step you take is already in His shadow, already in His presence.  The commandments cannot condemn you because their witness is covered by His blood. The priesthood cannot pass you by because you are in the Great High Priest forever. The manna cannot run out because you eat of Him, the Living Bread. The ark was a shadow, but you live in the substance. You walk with the throne of grace in your heart, and the glory between the cherubim now shines in you. Strategic Use In Gameplay Ark Of The Covenant  is the ultimate resource generator , a defining top-deck card that turns an empty or dwindling hand into a flood of Scripture-based power. It’s a massive advantage engine  that can single-handedly turn the tide of a match. Whether you’re digging for a critical counter, searching for combo components, or simply stabilizing after a long grind, this card catapults you forward  in both card economy and board potential. Best used in control-oriented builds  or decks that benefit from heavy verse cycling . Synergies and Plays: Unmatched Draw Power:  Drawing seven verses at once grants overwhelming card advantage, enabling near-endless follow-up plays. Top-Deck Miracle:  Ideal when low on resources, this card can reverse your fortunes in a single turn and overwhelm your opponent with options. Deck-Thinning & Combo Support:  Helps you dig deep into your deck, triggering prophecy and preparing the exact chain of actions you need to close the game. Ark Of The Covenant – Holy Torah Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG Ark Of The Covenant – Scripture Art – Holy Torah Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions Q: Do I need to have seven cards left in my deck to play Ark Of The Covenant? A: No, but be careful, because you'll lose the game if you draw a card while having none in your deck. Q: Is Ark Of The Covenant better in control or combo decks? A: It shines most in control decks  where long-term advantage is critical, but it's also extremely effective in combo decks  seeking multiple pieces at once. Q: Are there better drawing cards than this? A: There are a few great card draw verses, but there are none that draw more than 7 for 1 faith per card. Ark Of The Covenant – Holy Torah Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG

Breaching Whale – Base Art – Rare Israel Fish – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG The Fish Prepared by God Breaching Whale  is a Rare Fish Being  from the Israel Age , costing 1 faith  and coming in with 2 strength  and 3 hope . This powerful card activates Prophecy  when created, allowing you to have a big body on your storyline if there are no other beings, or to Exile another target friendly being . Though that might seem like a cost, at the right times, it becomes a combo enabler. The Prophet in the Deep The great fish  was not chance, it was prepared by the hand of God  for one purpose: to carry a prophet who would pass through death to bring life. Jonah was the only prophet sent directly to the Gentiles , but his journey began with running from the Lord. The storm struck, the waves towered, and Jonah was cast into the sea. As he sank, he declared in prayer that the waters compassed me about, even to the soul: the depth closed me round about . In that moment, Jonah died . His soul descended to the bars of the earth. From there, Jonah cried to the Lord out of the belly of hell. His body lay entombed in the fish, his spirit in the realm of the dead, yet God heard his voice. Three days and three nights  passed in that place of no escape. The fish was not merely his prison, it was his grave. But the God who brings life from the dead spoke to the fish, and it released Jonah upon the shore. This card's verse is Jonah 1:17: "Now the LORD had prepared a great fish to swallow up Jonah. And Jonah was in the belly of the fish three days and three nights." Jonah rose from death and proclaimed the word of the Lord to Nineveh. In a single message, an entire city turned from their evil and humbled themselves before God. From death, Jonah carried the word of life , and the Gentiles rejoiced in the mercy of the God of Israel. Breaching Whale – Full Art – Rare Israel Fish – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG The Greater Jonah Jesus declared that no sign would be given but the sign of the prophet Jonah , three days and three nights in the belly of the fish, even as the Son of Man would be three days and three nights in the heart of the earth. As Jonah died and descended, so Christ truly died  and His soul entered the depths. He bore sin, He bore judgment, and He entered the place no man could escape. Yet on the appointed third day, the grave could not hold Him. He rose with power, not to warn of destruction alone, but to proclaim grace, forgiveness, and eternal life . Where Jonah’s rising brought repentance to one city, Jesus’ resurrection brings salvation to the ends of the earth . The mission was always global, the victory always eternal. Believer , the One who went into death for you has come out victorious. Your sins remain buried, never to rise again.  Death’s gates have been shattered, the bars broken, the darkness scattered. You live in the light of His triumph. The sign of Jonah is your assurance, resurrection is not only for Him, it is for you.  In Him, the grave is powerless, and eternity is already yours. Strategic Use In Gameplay Breaching Whale  is a unique low-cost utility card  that thrives in aggressive decks builds. Its ability to Exile a friendly lets you activate powerful effects that would otherwise be hard to trigger, especially in builds designed to benefit from board wipes or Resurrect abilities . It’s also an ideal aggressive opener  when your field is empty, turning its high hope into early pressure while preparing for long-term combo setups. Synergies and Plays: Empty Board Advantage:  With no other friendly Beings in play, you avoid its Prophecy downside and immediately get a big being for 1 faith , great for early aggression. Trigger Resurrect:  Use it to exile a friendly Being with Resurrect , enabling its comeback effect and cycling another Prophecy or play. Fish Synergy:  Works brilliantly in Fish tribal decks . Breaching Whale – Rare Israel Fish – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG Breaching Whale – Scripture Art – Rare Israel Fish – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions Q: Do I have to exile a friendly Being if I play Breaching Whale? A: Yes, the Prophecy triggers on Creation. If another friendly Being exists, one must be exiled. Q: Can this card exile itself? A: No, it must target another  friendly Being. Q: What if I have no other friendly Beings? A: Then the Prophecy resolves with no effect, this is the optimal way to play Breaching Whale early. Breaching Whale – Rare Israel Fish – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG

Last Supper Lamb – Base Art – Common Gospel Cattle – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG A Passover Shared Before the Cross Last Supper Lamb  is a Common Cattle Being  from the Gospel Age , costing 3 faith  and entering the board with 2 strength  and 3 hope . Its Prophecy  ability restores +3 hope  to a target friendly being  when it is created. This card offers a perfect mix of board presence and utility, fitting into strategies that revolve around Cattle synergy and as a stand-alone midrange support card. The Lamb at the Table The table was set, the unleavened bread ready, the cup poured, and the Lamb Himself seated among His friends. This was not just another Passover meal, it was the  Passover fulfilled. Every lamb that had been sacrificed since the days of Moses pointed to this moment. The shadow had now met the substance. The true Lamb of God  sat at the table, not as a silent symbol on the altar, but as the living Word, preparing to give His life for the redemption of the world. The Passover had always been about deliverance . In Egypt, the blood on the doorposts brought protection and life. In this upper room, the Lamb spoke of His own blood that would be shed for the remission of sins. No more yearly offerings, no more unending sacrifices. His was a perfect, eternal atonement. The bread was His body, the cup His blood, and the table a place of covenant fellowship between the Creator and those He loved to the end. This card's verse is Luke 22:15: "And he said unto them, With desire I have desired to eat this passover with you before I suffer:" In the law, the lamb had to be without blemish. Jesus was perfect in every way, pure in thought, word, and deed. He was not only the Lamb offered , He was the Shepherd who laid down His life willingly. This was the feast before the battle, the joy before the agony, the celebration of victory before the cross was even lifted. And yet, He served His disciples that night with tenderness , washing their feet and speaking of the kingdom to come. Last Supper Lamb – Full Art – Common Gospel Cattle – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG The Meal Before the Kingdom That night in the upper room was not the end. It was the beginning of the new testament  written in His blood. The lamb on the table had always been eaten in haste in remembrance of a hurried escape from Egypt. But here, the Lamb lingered. He gave thanks. He looked His disciples in the eyes and spoke of the future banquet in the Father’s kingdom. The Passover became the Lord’s Supper, and the Lord’s Supper looks forward to the Marriage Supper of the Lamb . Every time I think about that evening, I realize the depth of His love. He desired to eat this meal with them, knowing full well the suffering that was hours away. This was intimacy  before the storm. It was the King breaking bread before He broke the chains of death. The Lamb was both host and offering, both servant and Savior. Believer , you have a seat at His table. You are part of the covenant purchased by the Lamb’s blood . You feast on His promises, you drink deeply of His grace, and you are nourished by His life. The Lamb who desired fellowship with His disciples desires fellowship with you. You are washed, you are loved, you are secure, and one day soon, you will sit with Him at that great banquet where the Lamb reigns forever. Strategic Use In Gameplay Last Supper Lamb  brings restoration and resilience to your board with its healing effect. By restoring +3 hope to another friendly being, this card can swing tempo in your favor by prolonging the life of a valuable unit  or enabling favorable trades . It is especially useful in midrange decks  that want to keep key beings alive for multiple turns. This also plays an essential role in Cattle-focused archetypes , which often swarm the board and seek incremental value from each unit. Synergies and Plays: Cattle Synergy:  Works naturally in Cattle decks that aim to create broad boards and benefit from tribal interactions. Restore Utility:  Combines well with other restore effects  or cards that require hope management to maximize longevity on the board. Midrange Support:  A go-to pick for midrange builds  looking to support larger units by extending their survival or allowing them to safely challenge again. Last Supper Lamb – Common Gospel Cattle – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions Q: Does the Prophecy trigger when I bring the card back to the board from exile? A: Yes. As long as Last Supper Lamb  is created again, the Prophecy effect will activate. Q: Can the Prophecy target itself? A: You can, but it won't do anything. Q: Is this card strong enough to include outside of a Cattle deck? A: Absolutely. The +3 hope restore  is powerful enough to justify inclusion in any deck that values board longevity  or needs sustain in combat . Last Supper Lamb – Common Gospel Cattle – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG

Rolled Away Stone – Base Art – Uncommon Gospel Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG The Law is Rolled Away Rolled Away Stone  is a powerful Uncommon Event  from the Gospel Age , costing 3 faith  and offering direct removal  of any enemy Being with 5 or more strength . Its ability to exile high-threat units makes it a crucial tool against late-game heavies and meta-defining finishers. The Stone Could Not Hold Him The stone was massive , sealed with the authority of Rome and guarded by soldiers. Yet in the moment appointed by the Father, it was rolled away with no struggle, no hesitation, no resistance. The angel of the Lord descended , his appearance like lightning, his clothing white as snow. This was not an escape, this was a royal procession out of the grave . Death had lost its claim. The tomb was empty because the King had risen . This stone, meant to seal Him in, became the silent witness to the power of the resurrection . It was no longer a barrier but a monument of victory. Just as the Red Sea parted for Israel to walk into freedom, the stone was moved so the disciples could see the truth, He was alive . The law, sin, and death had been conquered in that single, unstoppable act. This card's verse is Luke 24:2: "And they found the stone rolled away from the sepulchre." The prophets had pointed to this day. David had written, "For thou wilt not leave my soul in hell; neither wilt thou suffer thine Holy One to see corruption"  - Psalm 16:10. Isaiah had declared, "He will swallow up death in victory; and the Lord God will wipe away tears from off all faces"  - Isaiah 25:8. That empty tomb was the fulfillment of every promise. Rolled Away Stone – Full Art – Uncommon Gospel Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG The Seal of the New Creation The resurrection was more than the return of breath to the body, it was the birth of a new covenant reality . The same Spirit that raised Jesus now gives life to all who believe . The stone that had marked the end of the story became the opening scene of the greatest chapter ever told. The rolled away stone also declares judgment against every power that thought it could hold Him. Sin’s penalty is gone. Death’s fear is gone. The grave’s grip is gone. Every enemy is defeated , and every captive set free. Just as the stone was removed, the veil had already been torn, and the way into the holiest place  is open for all. Believer , the same Spirit that rolled away that stone dwells in you. You live in the power of His resurrection. You are no longer sealed in by the weight of sin or fear. You are alive unto God , clothed in righteousness, and crowned with victory. You walk in the light of the One who is risen, and because He lives, you live also . Strategic Use In Gameplay Rolled Away Stone  functions as a high-impact control tool , shutting down your opponent’s most formidable threats with surgical precision. More than just removal, this Event carries synergy potential  in decks built around Event triggers , especially those that benefit from exile  or playing value-oriented Event sequences . Synergies and Plays: Removal Card:  Perfectly counters late-game powerhouses , ensuring your opponent’s biggest units are gone for good rather than temporarily disabled. Event Synergy:  Cards that activate on Events or track how many Events you’ve played benefit greatly from this impactful play. Control Strategy:  Solidifies board control, clears the way for your own threats or swing turns without fear of retaliation. Rolled Away Stone – Uncommon Gospel Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions Q: Can I target a friendly Being with Rolled Away Stone? A: No. This Event can only target enemy Beings  with strength 5 or more. Q: Does exile remove abilities that trigger on death or destruction? A: No. When a being with Resurrect is Exiled , it's resurrect ability triggers. Q: Is Rolled Away Stone useful early in the game? A: Less so. As a 3-faith Event, it’s designed for mid-to-late game  where opponents field high-strength threats. Rolled Away Stone – Uncommon Gospel Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG

Crucifixion Centurion – Base Art – Common Gospel Soldier – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG Surely This Was a Righteous Man Crucifixion Centurion  is a powerful Common Soldier  from the Gospel Age , costing 4 faith  and offering an immediate boost in board presence. With 2 strength  and 2 hope , it's a modest statline, but its Prophecy  ability is what sets it apart. When played, this Being creates a 2/2 Soldier , giving you an additional body instantly. This creates a two-for-one effect that’s highly valuable in board-centric strategies. The Witness at the Cross The centurion stood where few dared to stand, at the foot of the cross of the King . He had seen countless executions, heard the cries of condemned men, watched their strength fade beneath the weight of death. But this was different . The sky darkened in midday. The earth shook beneath his feet. The veil of the temple tore from top to bottom. Every sound, every sign, every word from the cross declared one thing: this was God in the flesh. In that moment, the centurion became a witness of heaven’s verdict. He saw the Lamb slain , yet reigning in peace even in death. He heard forgiveness poured out for those who mocked and pierced Him. And the Spirit worked in his heart to speak words that have echoed for centuries: "Certainly this was a righteous man."  His testimony stands as a confession that the crucifixion was not defeat, it was the victory of the spotless sacrifice . This card's verse is Luke 23:47: "Now when the centurion saw what was done, he glorified God, saying, Certainly this was a righteous man." This was the same sacrifice foreshadowed when Abraham lifted the knife over Isaac, when the Passover lamb was slain in Egypt, when the sin offering was placed on the altar. Every shadow of the law found its fulfillment in that moment. The centurion looked upon the reality that Moses, David, and the prophets saw from afar. "But he was wounded for our transgressions, he was bruised for our iniquities"  - Isaiah 53:5. Crucifixion Centurion – Full Art – Common Gospel Soldier – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG The Call of the Cross The centurion’s confession is the call to every heart, to behold the cross and see the truth of God’s love . That hill was the place where righteousness and mercy embraced. It was where the blood of the testator  was poured out to make us clean forever. It was where the power of sin was broken, and the gates of life were opened. The cross draws every nation, every people , every soldier of every land, to stand and confess what the centurion declared. The sacrifice is perfect. The work is finished. The way is open. In the sight of the cross, all titles, ranks, and past identities fade, and one truth shines, Jesus is Lord and God. Believer , the same Spirit that opened the centurion’s eyes has opened yours. You stand as one who has believed in the power of the cross . You are washed in His blood, clothed in His righteousness, and sealed with His Spirit. You are a living witness that the King who died is alive forevermore, and your new life declares it to the world. Strategic Use In Gameplay This card delivers immediate value and reinforces aggressive or token-based strategies. Having two Beings from one card means you can quickly develop a wide board and pressure your opponent. It also plays well in synergy decks, especially those that rely on Soldier tribal effects  or those looking to trigger Prophecy-based bonuses . In midrange or tempo decks, Crucifixion Centurion  is a core unit that sets up trades, buffs, and further development on the storyline. Synergies and Plays: Two For One:  You gain instant presence by putting two Beings into play with one card, creating early pressure or reinforcing the board after a clear. Soldier Synergy:  Works perfectly with cards and strategies that boost Soldiers, increase their strength or hope, or benefit from having multiple Soldiers on the storyline. Prophecy Synergy:  Triggers any effects or buffs that benefit from Prophecy activations, adding a layer of combo potential and tactical depth. Crucifixion Centurion – Common Gospel Soldier – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions Q: When is the 2/2 Soldier created? A: Immediately when Crucifixion Centurion  is played. It’s part of the Prophecy ability. Q: Can I use the 2/2 Soldier the same turn? A: No. Both of these beings have just been "Created", which stops them from challenging the same turn they were created. The Zeal mechanic overrides this delay. Q: Is this card only good in Soldier decks? A: No. While it shines in Soldier-focused  decks, the value it provides makes it strong in any deck looking for efficient board development  or Prophecy triggers . Crucifixion Centurion – Common Gospel Soldier – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG