Goliath's Taunts – Base Art – Uncommon Israel Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG Echoes of Arrogance, Prelude to Victory Goliath's Taunts  is an Uncommon Event  from the Israel Age , costing 2 faith  and drastically altering the battlefield by setting all Beings’ hope to 1 . This powerful effect creates a field-wide vulnerability, where any damage becomes lethal. Whether used as a finisher, a setup for a major clear, or a response to overwhelming board pressure, this card can completely shift the game’s tempo. The Taunts of a Giant The battlefield was tense. Israel’s soldiers stood in ranks, but their hearts trembled. Out from the Philistine camp stepped Goliath , a towering warrior armed with bronze and arrogance. Day after day he shouted his challenge , mocking the armies of Israel and defying the God who fought for them. His voice was like a weapon, seeking to pierce their confidence and drain their courage. In the valley, he declared his terms: "Give me a man, that we may fight together"  - 1 Samuel 17:10. It was intimidation, pure and calculated. The enemy’s strategy was clear: shrink Israel’s hope  until they could no longer see victory. If he could make them focus on his size, his armor, his spear, then their faith in God’s power would fade. But God does not measure victory by the size of the threat. He measures it by the strength of His own name . Israel did not need a stronger sword. They needed a heart anchored in the promise of God . This card's verse is 1 Samuel 17:10: "And the Philistine said, I defy the armies of Israel this day; give me a man, that we may fight together." In that moment, God was preparing to raise up a champion who did not look the part. David , the young shepherd from Bethlehem, carried no shield and wore no armor. But he carried something far greater: a deep conviction that the battle belonged to the Lord. "The Lord saveth not with sword and spear: for the battle is the Lord's, and he will give you into our hands"  - 1 Samuel 17:47. The valley that echoed with Goliath’s taunts was about to echo with the sound of a giant falling. Goliath's Taunts – Full Art – Uncommon Israel Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG The Greater David David’s victory over Goliath was more than a thrilling story of courage. It was a shadow of the greater battle  to come, when Jesus Christ would stand against the ultimate enemy, sin and death. Like David stepping into the valley, Jesus stepped into a world where the enemy’s taunts had echoed for centuries. Sin claimed victory over man. Death mocked the living. But Jesus came with the authority of Heaven, not to negotiate terms, but to strike the enemy down forever . The cross looked like weakness, just as David’s sling looked small compared to a sword. Yet it was the perfect weapon in the hand of God. On Calvary, the enemy’s boast was silenced. The stone of victory struck, and death itself fell. "Forasmuch then as the children are partakers of flesh and blood, he also himself likewise took part of the same; that through death he might destroy him that had the power of death, that is, the devil"  - Hebrews 2:14. Believer , your Goliath has already been defeated. You stand in the victory of Christ, clothed in His righteousness, shielded by His faithfulness. Your hope is not fragile, it is anchored in the unshakable power of the gospel . Every taunt of the enemy is just noise, for the Champion of Heaven  has already claimed the field. You walk in freedom, you fight from victory, and you reign in life through the One who loves you. Strategic Use In Gameplay Goliath's Taunts  is a high-leverage control tool  designed for mid to late-game board dominance. Its ability to lower every Being’s hope to 1  opens the door for efficient trades , mass removals , or tempo reversals . This Event works best in decks built to take advantage of low-hope targets, including those that use wide boards or cheap pings for maximum value. Synergies and Plays: Board Wipe Potential:  If you have just as many Beings as your opponent, or if you follow up with damage-dealing Events, this card can lead to a full board clear with minimal investment. Efficient Trades:  Use it when your smaller Beings are already ready to challenge; reducing hope to 1 guarantees favorable trades, even against higher-stat units. Control Enabler:  An ideal addition to control decks that want to neutralize threats in one sweep and reset the board before deploying larger threats. Goliath's Taunts – Uncommon Israel Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions Q: Does this card affect my own Beings too? A: Yes, Goliath's Taunts  sets the hope of all Beings , including yours, to 1. Q: Can this combo with damage-dealing Events that deal 1 damage to all? A: Yes! After using Goliath's Taunts , a follow-up 1 damage Event could exile every Being on the field. Q: Is this card best played early or late? A: It's most effective in the mid to late game , especially when the board is filled and trades are crucial. Goliath's Taunts – Uncommon Israel Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG

Balaam, Hired Seer – Base Art – Uncommon Torah Prophet – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG Unseen Threat, Reluctant Messenger Balaam, Hired Seer  is a powerful Uncommon Prophet  from the Torah Age , costing 5 faith  with 5 strength  and 2 hope . He possesses the Darkness  trait, which means he cannot be targeted before interaction , allowing him to enter the battlefield without being interrupted or removed by your opponent’s preemptive effects. The Seer Who Couldn't Curse Balaam stood on the ridge, hired by kings, driven by gold, but stopped by God. He was a prophet for profit, a man who could see but couldn’t surrender. He was summoned by Balak to curse Israel, to speak death over God’s chosen.  But the LORD had other plans. The Spirit of God met him on the road. Even his donkey turned and saw what he refused to. A sword-drawn angel. A divine warning. A call to fear.  Balaam’s path was crooked, but his mouth belonged to God. When he finally reached the place where Israel camped, he opened his eyes and saw something no one expected.  The people weren’t disorganized, they were camped in order. Tribes aligned by banner. Tents in a cross formation, across the plain. And in that moment, the Spirit came upon him. His hired curse became a heavenly blessing. He began to prophesy not of destruction, but of destiny.  He saw the cross, the Star of Jacob. He spoke of the Scepter that would rise. The words of heaven came out of the mouth of a man bought by earth. This card's verse is Numbers 22:23: "And the ass saw the angel of the LORD standing in the way, and his sword drawn in his hand: and the ass turned aside out of the way, and went into the field: and Balaam smote the ass, to turn her into the way." Every time Balaam tried to speak against Israel, the LORD turned it around.  Every curse was reversed. Every attempt at harm became a declaration of favor. God wasn’t defending Israel because of their performance. He was defending His covenant.  Even through the voice of a reluctant seer, the Lord confirmed His promise . The Star would come. The King would reign. And nothing could stop it. Balaam, Hired Seer – Full Art – Uncommon Torah Prophet – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG The Star Who Shines Through the Darkness Jesus is the One Balaam saw from afar. The Scepter that would rise. The Star that would come out of Jacob.  He is the fulfillment of every reversed curse, every unshakable promise. He stood in the face of mocking, betrayal, and rejection, and heaven still spoke blessing.  He is the Righteous King who cannot be bribed, cannot be silenced, and will never fail to bless what the Father has chosen. When the world lifts voices to curse, Jesus speaks a better word. He blesses. He covers. He keeps.  The same Spirit that took over Balaam’s mouth now dwells in us. And every time accusations rise, the voice of our King declares truth, grace, and peace.  He is the Judge of all flesh, the Star of the morning, the King who reigns forever. He sees His people through covenant eyes. He sees us clean, covered, complete. Believer , no curse has claim on you. You are the blessed of the LORD. You are chosen, seen, and seated with Christ.  The world may hire seers, but heaven already spoke. You are part of the camp that God defends.  Every accusation falls. Every weapon fails. Your identity is not shaped by the voices of man, it’s shaped by the voice of God.  Jesus stands over you with nail-scarred hands and says, blessed, loved, and mine.  The Star has risen. The Scepter is secure. And your reward is already written in glory. Strategic Use In Gameplay Balaam, Hired Seer  excels in midrange or control strategies  where establishing strong board presence is crucial. With Darkness , he can enter the field safely  and position himself to challenge or trade with enemy Beings next turn, making him an ideal unit to secure key trades  without fear of immediate counterplay. This makes him an excellent pick for mid- to late-game pressure , especially in decks that want to ensure safe setup or disruptive board control using Prophet -based synergies. Synergies and Plays: Darkness Defense:  Balaam’s untargetability means your opponent must plan around him. Use this to pressure their frontline or protect key moments in your setup. Prophet Synergy:  Functions well in Prophet-themed decks where having multiple Prophets enables unique interactions or abilities. Trade Assurance:  His solid 5/2 stats paired with untargetability give him high potential to remove or force trades with powerful enemy Beings, often shifting the board in your favor. Balaam, Hired Seer – Uncommon Torah Prophet – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions Q: What does Darkness mean for Balaam during my opponent’s turn? A: As long as he hasn’t interacted (attacked or moved), Balaam can’t be targeted by enemy Events, abilities, or challenges. Q: Can I use Balaam as a surprise play late in the game? A: Absolutely. His Darkness makes him an excellent drop when you need to ensure a clean and immediate threat or trade without disruption. Q: What decks is Balaam best suited for? A: He fits into midrange Prophet builds , or even aggro decks  that want high-impact units for later in the game. Balaam, Hired Seer – Uncommon Torah Prophet – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG

Sacrificial Bullock – Base Art Common Torah Cattle – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG A Wall of Protection and Presence Sacrificial Bullock  is a Common Cattle Being  from the Torah Age , costing 6 faith  with a formidable 5 strength  and 6 hope . With Protect , it must be challenged before any other enemy Being can interact, making it a reliable buffer and board anchor. It’s ideal for decks aiming to control the flow of combat, protect key units, or stall aggressive pushes. The Blood of the Bullock The bullock  was the great offering of the altar. Strong, steady, and very costly.  It was the sacrifice of weight, the sacrifice of blood. The priest would bring it to the door of the tabernacle, and there it would be killed before the Lord. Then the blood was taken, life of the flesh itself poured out , and sprinkled round about the altar. This was not a token gift; it was the lifeblood of the strongest in the field, laid down in complete surrender. A bullock was a bull brought into submission, trained for work, stripped of its wildness. It carried the strength of the bull without the fury.  In that strength under control, we see a picture of the One who came in the fullness of power yet walked in meekness. The bullock bore the yoke willingly, and so did Christ, taking the burden of sin and carrying it to the altar of the cross. This card's verse is Leviticus 1:5: "And he shall kill the bullock before the LORD: and the priests, Aaron's sons, shall bring the blood, and sprinkle the blood round about upon the altar that is by the door of the tabernacle of the congregation." When the priest sprinkled the blood, it was ritual testimony. Every drop declared that the price had been paid. Blood is life. Blood is covenant. Blood is the covering between wrath and mercy.  The bullock gave all, but even its blood could only cover for a moment. It was a shadow waiting for substance, an image of the One to come. Sacrificial Bullock – Full Art Common Torah Cattle – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG The Offering That Speaks Forever Jesus came as the true bullock. Strength in surrender. Power in obedience.  He did not resist the altar, He embraced it. Every lash, every thorn, every nail was the drawing out of blood more precious than silver and gold. And when His side was pierced, the last drop was given , sealing the new covenant forever. The sprinkled blood in the tabernacle was for one nation, for one season. The blood of Christ is for every tribe, tongue, and people, for all eternity.  Where the bullock’s life returned to dust, His life rose from the grave. His sacrifice does not need to be repeated. His offering is perfect and unending. Believer , the blood that was shed for you is the strongest covering heaven has ever given. You are under its protection. You are sealed in its power. You are marked by its testament.  The altar has spoken, and the verdict is life. You walk in the strength of the One who bore the yoke and broke its weight forever. Every step you take is on ground purchased by His blood. Your life is hidden in Him, your ransom is paid in full, and your standing is secure forever. Strategic Use In Gameplay Sacrificial Bullock  delivers robust control utility  by creating a durable line of defense. Its high hope ensures it survives multiple interactions, forcing enemies to deal with it first. As part of the Cattle tribe, it complements decks built around buffs and tribal synergy. Whether you’re buying time for late-game setup or safeguarding combo pieces, this card stands as a cornerstone for defense-driven strategies. Synergies and Plays: Stops Aggressive Boards:  With its high hope and Protect, Sacrificial Bullock acts as an effective wall, absorbing threats and preventing direct overload of your backline. Beast/Cattle Synergy:  Benefits from cards that empower Cattle or Beast Beings, turning its resilience into a springboard for broader tribal strategies. Control Strategy:  Fits seamlessly in decks aiming for board control, enabling you to stall, set up key plays, and then transition from defense to offense with confidence. Sacrificial Bullock – Common Torah Cattle – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions Q: Can I protect other Beings behind Sacrificial Bullock? A: Yes. Opponents must challenge Protect beings first before challenging your other non-protect Beings and yourself. Q: Does taking damage remove its Protect? A: No. Protect remains active even if Bullock takes damage. Q: What archetypes does this card excel in? A: Control, midrange, and tribal decks, as it secures board presence and enables safe plays. Sacrificial Bullock – Common Torah Cattle – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG

Moses, Law of God – Base Art – Holy Prophet – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG Prophetic Authority in Play Moses, Law of God  is a Holy Prophet Being  from the Torah Age , costing 3 faith  with 3 strength  and 3 hope . His powerful ability gives all enemy Beings –1/–1 , making him a potential board-wiping force with a permanent impact. He suits decks built around Prophet synergy , cascading effects, and board control. The Mountain Where Law Was Given Moses climbed the mountain with fire in his eyes. He stood before glory. He stood in the cloud. He stood with God.  For forty days and nights, he neither ate nor drank. He was sustained by the presence, consumed by the word. And there, on Sinai, the LORD gave him the law, etched in stone by the very finger of God . Those stones carried the covenant. They were holy, unbreakable, perfect. But before Moses ever made it down , the people had already turned away. The law met rebellion at the base of the mountain. The commandments were shattered by sin. Moses broke the tablets, and in that moment, he became a picture of all humanity, given God’s word and unable to keep it . The law was holy, but man was not. The standard stood, and every heart failed beneath its weight. This card's verse is Exodus 34:1: "And the LORD said unto Moses, Hew thee two tables of stone like unto the first: and I will write upon these tables the words that were in the first tables, which thou brakest." Then God told Moses to come back up. But this time, Moses had to bring the stones himself . The LORD would write again, but only after Moses carried them in his own hands. This wasn’t repetition. It was revelation. The law had been broken. Now it would be written again. The picture was changing, from external commandments to internal transformation . God was preparing a covenant of the heart.  The fire of Sinai was preparing the world for the grace of Calvary . Moses, Law of God – Full Art – Holy Prophet – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG The Fulfillment Who Wrote on Flesh Jesus, too, spent forty days without food or water. He stood in the wilderness. He stood in perfect obedience. He is the true and better Moses.  The law came through Moses. Grace and truth came by Jesus Christ.  The tablets brought commandments. Christ brings new creation.  The old covenant exposed sin. The new covenant gives a heart of flesh. God now writes on flesh, not stone. He writes in the spirit, not just on scrolls. When we believe, the Spirit etches truth into our innermost being.  Christ is the one who fulfills the pattern. He takes what was broken and gives back something unshakable . The law condemned. Jesus transforms.  He is the mediator of a better covenant. He is the fountain of mercy. He is the one who restores what man dropped in pieces at the foot of the mountain. Believer , you carry the fire of Sinai in your chest. You are the temple. You are under the new covenant.  The Spirit of God has written His law within you. You walk in the light. You live in the truth.  The commandments no longer crush you, they shine from within you. You are born from above. You are sealed in Christ. You are made new.  Just as Moses came down shining, you rise every day with glory written across your soul. You are the righteousness of God in Christ, by faith in Jesus who shed his blood for you at the cross. Strategic Use In Gameplay Moses, Law of God  excels as a mass removal and control tool , ideal for resetting the board and enabling your own midrange or combo threats to dominate. His –1/–1 aura  not only weakens numerous enemies simultaneously but also sets up opportunities for exile through forced damage to already weakened Beings. Synergies and Plays: Clear 1‑Hope Boards:  Immediately exiles any enemy with 1 hope, shutting down small tokens or pesky early threats. Prophet Synergy:  Triggers additional effects from Prophet-themed decks, enabling chain plays or additional triggers when opponents field multiple Beings. Board Reset:  Softens larger enemy Beings to prepare them for removal or subsequent interactions, giving you tempo control and space to play toward your win condition. Moses, Law of God – Holy Prophet – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG Moses, Law of God – Scripture Art – Holy Prophet – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions Q: Does the –1/–1 effect apply when Moses enters play? A: Yes. As soon as Moses is created, all enemy Beings immediately and continually have –1/–1, until he leaves your storyline. Q: Can this ability exile enemy Beings? A: If an enemy drops to 0 hope from the –1/–1, they will be exiled. Q: Is Moses effective against larger boards? A: Very much so. He diminishes every enemy simultaneously, which is especially strong in crowded board states. Moses, Law of God – Holy Prophet – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG

Levite Priest – Base Art – Uncommon Torah Priest – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG Given to Serve, Set Apart to Protect Levite Priest  is an Uncommon Priest Being  from the Torah Age , costing 2 faith  and coming into play with 3 strength  and 2 hope . When Created, it activates its Prophecy  ability: Return another target friendly Being to your hand . This offers an excellent tool for bouncing  valuable cards before they're exiled, reusing Prophecy abilities , or allowing you to return a key being back at full hope. The Priest Who Spoke for the Law In the days of the Torah, the Levite priest was the mouthpiece of the law. When someone came to him with a skin disease, or impurity, or guilt, he spoke what the torah states. He inspected, judged, and declared . If you were unclean, he’d say it. If you had to isolate, he’d send you out. If you sinned, he’d tell you what offering to bring. Everything he did was based on what was written , not what was felt. He was there to speak God’s standard, no matter the cost. But he didn’t stop at words. He also handled sacrifice . When a guilty Israelite brought a spotless lamb or goat to the tabernacle, the Levite priest was the one who killed it. He caught the blood, sprinkled it, and placed it on the altar. That blood was the covering . It didn’t erase the sin, but it "covered" it. It was a temporary solution that had to be repeated again and again. The priest was like a bridge, but one that still needed repairing. There needed to be innocent blood to forgive your sins, but one sacrifice was never enough, because people kept sinning. This card's verse is Numbers 3:9: "And thou shalt give the Levites unto Aaron and to his sons: they are wholly given unto him out of the children of Israel." The Levites were given entirely to this task. Their lives were surrendered to help others navigate the law. But no matter how many animals they offered, or how many people they examined, the problem remained. Sin wasn’t solved , it was only managed. What people needed wasn’t just another priest under the law. They needed a greater priest , one who wouldn’t just recite the law, but fulfill it forever . Levite Priest – Full Art – Uncommon Torah Priest – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG The Blood That Speaks Better Things Jesus didn’t come from the tribe of Levi, He came from heaven. God choose Him to be believers' High Priest . He didn’t stand at a distance and judge your condition. He stepped into your place  and became your solution. He didn’t offer a lamb, He became the Lamb.  At the cross, His blood didn’t just cover sins, it washed them all away . His blood wasn’t a shadow, it was the full substance. And now, instead of blood that cries out for judgment, we have blood that speaks mercy . “And to Jesus the mediator of the new covenant, and to the blood of sprinkling, that speaketh better things than that of Abel.”  - Hebrews 12:24. The Levite priests returned people to their homes after they were cleansed. But Jesus goes further, He returns people to righteousness, peace, and fellowship  with God. He doesn’t inspect you and say, “Be clean yourself.” He looks at you and says, “I’ve made you clean.”  He doesn’t ask for a sacrifice, He is the sacrifice.  The entire tabernacle system, the blood, the altar, the priest, the garments, all of it was a shadow pointing forward to Jesus . When Christ cried, “It is finished,” the priesthood of the law gave way to the new covenant of grace . Believer , you don’t stand before a Levite, you stand before Jesus. And He’s not holding a list, He’s holding you.  You’ve been declared righteous, not because of your offering, but because of His blood . You don’t have to walk around wondering if you’re clean enough. He has already made the call: redeemed, forgiven, holy.  You’re not being examined anymore—you’re being embraced. The law spoke of what you had to bring. Grace speaks of what He already gave. And now, because of Jesus, you are wholly accepted, forever His. Strategic Use In Gameplay Levite Priest  is a deceptively flexible utility card that fits beautifully into decks built around bounce effects , or Prophecy triggers . Whether you need to retreat a vulnerable ally, reuse an impactful creation effect, or just lay down a powerful 3/2 body early in the game, Levite Priest offers strong tactical flexibility  at low cost. Synergies and Plays: Bounce Synergy:  Recycle key Beings with on-create abilities or preserve high-value units under threat of exile or challenge. Protect Your Lineup:  Use its Prophecy to rescue  an ally that's low on hope, reposition it for greater effect, or avoid losing it during a high-risk turn. Strong on Its Own:  If played with no other Beings, Levite Priest  still brings great value with 3 strength  and 2 hope , ideal for midgame board control. Levite Priest – Uncommon Torah Priest – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions Q: Can I target Levite Priest with its own Prophecy? A: No, you must target another  friendly Being, not itself. Q: What if I have no other friendly Beings when it's created? A: Then the Prophecy simply fizzles with no effect, and you still get a 3/2 for 2 faith, solid stats on their own. Q: Is it risky to play if I don't want to return a friendly being to my hand? A: Absolutely, and this is the key to playing Levite Priest strategically. Levite Priest – Uncommon Torah Priest – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG

Signs and Wonders – Base Art – Uncommon Torah Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG A Mighty Return of the Miraculous Signs and Wonders  is an Uncommon Event from the Torah Age, costing 0 faith  and allowing you to return a friendly Being  to your hand. This versatile tool excels in combo-based strategies , enhances Prophecy-triggering plays , and gives your deck powerful flexibility by rescuing a Being on the brink of exile. The Signs Were for Them to Know God’s miraculous power  was not hidden in Egypt. It thundered, shook, and split the natural world. He sent signs and wonders  not just to impress, but to reveal His identity . The Lord knew Pharaoh’s heart, but He also knew that the people, both Egyptians and Hebrews alike , needed to see with their own eyes that there was no one like Him. These wonders began as a warning  and became a judgment . Water turned to blood, frogs swarmed the land, and locusts devoured the crops. Egypt was shaken, but God’s name was exalted. With each plague, the veil of disbelief  was torn back. But Pharaoh’s heart remained hard, and each sign was another opportunity missed . God was not just calling out Pharaoh, He was introducing Himself to all creation in an entirely new way. This card's verse is Exodus 7:3: "And I will harden Pharaoh's heart, and multiply my signs and my wonders in the land of Egypt." And though Egypt tried to imitate some of the early signs, they could not replicate God’s power or precision . His signs were not random, they carried prophetic weight , meant to prepare the world for a greater Exodus  yet to come. Signs and Wonders – Full Art – Uncommon Torah Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG A Pattern for the End of the World These miracles point forward to a second wave of signs and wonders . In the last days, as prophesied in the book of Revelation , God will again show His hand. Just as Pharaoh’s heart was hardened, so too will the world’s heart resist God’s truth. There will be fire, blood, plagues, and cosmic signs, but many will still not believe . Israel, like Egypt, will witness these signs. And just as Pharaoh relented too late , the world will only realize the truth when it is fulfilled completely . Yet even then, God will preserve a remnant. These signs are both punishments, and are invitations . God’s miracles are messages . They are calls to repentance, to revelation, to faith. And in His mercy, He sends sign after sign , so that no one can say they didn’t know. Believer , how incredible is it to know that you'll be spared from this time of tribulation and wrath? How marvelous to know that we will be taken out of the way before God turns once again to Israel ? Keep your eyes fixed on that blessed hope we hold on to, until we're face to face with Jesus, and are with Him forever . Strategic Use In Gameplay Signs and Wonders  is a highly flexible support event  that shines in combo decks  and Prophecy-based strategies , offering powerful utility at zero cost. By returning a friendly Being to your hand, it enables ability re-triggers , protection from exile , and opens up combo loops  for additional value and control. It’s a perfect fit for decks that rely on timing , tempo , and synergistic plays . Synergies and Plays: Combo Piece : Enables multi-turn combos by reusing Beings with powerful prophecy abilities or resetting board presence for maximum value. Prophecy Synergy : Replays Beings with Prophecy to get a specific outcome, making it ideal for decks focused on prophecy strategies. Recovery Tool : Protects a nearly exiled Being by returning it to your hand, preserving key units and re-establishing board control. Signs and Wonders – Uncommon Torah Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions Q: Can I use this to bounce a Being and replay it in the same turn? A: Absolutely! And this works even better with Prophecy abilities. Q: Is there a faith cost to cast it? A: No, its 0 faith cost  makes it an efficient addition to any deck, enabling epic turns without slowing down your economy. Q: Can I return an opponent’s Being? A: No, this card targets only your own Beings, giving you total control over which creature you wish to reposition or reuse. Signs and Wonders – Uncommon Torah Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG

Seven Year Famine – Base Art – Common Hebrew Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG A Time of Testing, A Time of Triumph Seven Year Famine  is a Common Event from the Hebrew Age , costing 7 faith  to Deal 5 damage to all enemy Beings . This powerful board-clear tool helps you reset the battlefield and prepare for the late game surge, making it a fitting centerpiece in control-focused decks. The Famine and the Family The Seven Year Famine  that swept across the lands of Egypt and Canaan wasn't just a historical catastrophe, it was a prophetic picture of things to come. In Genesis 41:56 , we read, "And the famine was over all the face of the earth: and Joseph opened all the storehouses, and sold unto the Egyptians; and the famine waxed sore in the land of Egypt."  What began as abundance, seven fruitful years under the guidance of Joseph , the Hebrew prince of Egypt, was followed by a drought so severe that every nation  came to Egypt to survive. This famine is a foreshadowing of a spiritual drought  yet to come. The years of abundance  mirror the Age of Grace , the time of the church  when the storehouses of heaven are opened through the gospel of Jesus Christ . The Word is preached, the Spirit is poured out, and the Body of Christ multiplies. But once the fullness of the Gentiles comes in, as Paul wrote , a new season begins . The famine sets in. This card's verse is Genesis 41:56: "And the famine was over all the face of the earth: And Joseph opened all the storehouses, and sold unto the Egyptians; and the famine waxed sore in the land of Egypt." And it is during this season, this time of spiritual desolation, that the brothers return . Joseph’s family , who once cast him out, now comes to Egypt seeking bread. Their reconciliation  doesn't happen in the time of plenty but during the famine . Likewise, the Jewish nation  will recognize their Messiah  not during the Church Age but in the coming days of tribulation and distress. Their blindness will lift, and their hearts will turn. Seven Year Famine – Full Art – Common Hebrew Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG Messiah Revealed Through Suffering In this prophetic picture, Joseph  stands as a shadow of Jesus , rejected by his brothers, sent ahead into suffering, and raised up to reign. The storehouses Joseph opened represent the riches of God's grace , and just like Joseph wept and revealed himself to his brethren, so will Jesus reveal Himself  to the remnant of Israel . Their eyes will be opened, and they will mourn for Him as for an only son “and they shall look upon me whom they have pierced”  (Zechariah 12:10). This story teaches us that God’s plans are perfect  in their timing. Even what appears as famine is part of His provision. The same Lord  who sustained Israel through Joseph will sustain and restore the remnant of Israel  through the Son of God . It’s not in the time of overflow, but in the pressure of hunger that hearts are humbled and eyes are opened. The church  looks up and waits for the groom , but Israel  will look around and finally remember their brother . In both cases, it is God’s hand moving all things toward redemption. The Seven Year Famine  is more than a judgment, it’s a setup for grace , a doorway to reunion , and a chapter in the great narrative of salvation history . Strategic Use In Gameplay Seven Year Famine  is a potent late‑game board sweeper that brings both massive removal  and control synergy  to your strategies. It clears nearly any board, gives you breathing room to rebuild, and pairs well with cards that trigger on dealing damage or benefiting from cleared lanes. Synergies and Plays: Board Clear:  Sweeps away large enemy boards, disrupting aggressive and midrange strategies alike. Damage Synergy:  Works well with effects that activate on damage dealt, drawing extra value or triggering Pray mechanics. Control Card:  Provides a strong reset point, letting you regain control and set up a decisive turn afterward. Seven Year Famine – Common Hebrew Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions Q: Does Seven Year Famine affect protected Beings? A: Yes, the damage affects all enemy Beings, whether protected or not. Q: What happens if damage exiles a Being with Resurrect? A: If a Being gets exiled from Seven Year Famine, it's resurrect ability will trigger like any other resurrect ability triggers when exiled. Q: Can this card be used to trigger board-reset combos? A: Absolutely! It creates excellent follow-up opportunities, especially when paired with cards that snowball after opposing Boards are cleared. Seven Year Famine – Common Hebrew Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG

Potiphar’s Fluster – Base Art – Rare Hebrew Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG Joseph’s Trial, Potiphar’s Decision Potiphar’s Fluster  delivers a hefty 6 damage  to any enemy target for 4 Faith, making it a versatile removal  tool. It excels at clearing powerful threats  late in the game and pairs well with Pray synergy , letting you deal major damage while gaining additional effects. False Accusation, Divine Positioning Joseph’s time in Egypt began with divine favor . Sold into slavery, he quickly rose through the ranks of Potiphar’s house , not by manipulation, but by faithful service  and God’s unmistakable presence . Genesis tells us Potiphar entrusted everything to Joseph , holding back only his bread. In this, Joseph was not merely a servant but a steward, honored and trusted. Then came the accusation. Potiphar’s wife , inflamed by lust and pride, twisted Joseph’s virtue into shame. Her words cut like daggers, slandering the very man who upheld honor in secret. Potiphar stood at a crossroads . Egyptian law gave him the power to sentence Joseph to death instantly. But something in him hesitated . He likely knew the truth , saw the integrity in Joseph’s eyes, and chose a lesser judgment, prison instead of execution . This card's verse is  Genesis 39:20: "And Joseph's master took him, and put him into the prison, a place where the king's prisoners were bound: and he was there in the prison." This moment mirrors another courtroom centuries later. Pontius Pilate , standing before the Jewish leaders, heard the same desperate cry: “Crucify him!” Yet Pilate, like Potiphar, knew his prisoner was innocent . Even Pilate’s wife warned him in a dream to have nothing to do with the “just man” (Matthew 27:19). But like Potiphar, Pilate caved to pressure. And so both Joseph and Jesus were punished unjustly , not because of guilt, but because of fear and politics . Potiphar’s Fluster – Full Art – Rare Hebrew Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG From Prison to Throne, From Cross to Crown But God’s purposes move beyond the schemes of men. In the depths of Pharaoh’s prison , Joseph’s destiny was taking shape. He would rise from the dungeon after 2 years, not as a prisoner, but as a prince , second only to Pharaoh. His suffering would become a source of salvation, not just for Egypt, but for his entire family and nation . What man used for harm, God turned into provision, preservation, and promotion  (Genesis 50:20). Likewise, Jesus was lifted from the grave the third day, not simply to walk again, but to reign. He ascended to the right hand of the Father , crowned with glory and authority (Hebrews 1:3). The false accusations of religious leaders could not silence His mission. Just as Joseph ruled with wisdom, Jesus rules with righteousness. He is the true and better Joseph, whose descent into suffering became the path to eternal life . Believer, Potiphar’s fluster was not a detour, it was the doorway. Injustice did not stop God’s plan; it fulfilled it. When you are falsely accused or misunderstood, take heart. Your story is in the hands of the same God who raised Joseph and exalted Jesus . Stay faithful, trust deeply, and know that your vindication is secure in Christ. Strategic Use In Gameplay Potiphar’s Fluster  is a high-impact removal Event  that delivers 6 damage  to any enemy target, offering powerful board control  and a reliable answer to major threats. At a cost of 4 faith, it’s an ideal tool for control decks  that aim to stabilize the board, and a strong finisher in combo decks  that build around timed plays and value exchanges. Synergies and Plays Finishers & Removal : Excellent tool for taking down massive threats or finishing off a weakened opponent. Pray Interaction : When used in a Pray deck, the raw damage is followed by secondary effects, amplifying value. Late-Game Flexibility : Useful for trading with big Beings or clearing the path for a game-winning push. Potiphar’s Fluster – Rare Hebrew Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG Potiphar’s Fluster – Scripture Art – Rare Hebrew Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions Q: Does the damage from Potiphar’s Fluster bypass Protect? A: Yes, it directly targets any enemy and deals full 6 damage regardless of Protect. Q: Can it target the opponent player directly? A: Yes, it can target any enemy being or opponent, as they both fall under the definition of enemy. Q: Is Potiphar’s Fluster effective in aggressive strategies? A: It's versatile in many decks, and can absolutely be used in a more aggressive deck. Potiphar’s Fluster – Rare Hebrew Event – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG

Adder In The Path – Base Art – Uncommon Hebrew Dragon – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG Silent Venom, Roaring Impact Adder In The Path  is an Uncommon Dragon Being  from the Hebrew Age , costing 2 faith  with 2 strength  and 3 hope . Its potent ability reads: “Whenever you play an Event, deal 1 damage to all Beings.”  This allows it to soften enemy lines , punish token boards, and combine well with Event-heavy decks. As a Dragon, it also thrives in decks that use tribal synergy , turning your Event plays into board control. The Serpent’s Strike, the Legacy of the Adder In Genesis 3:15 , God declared the first prophecy of redemption: “I will put enmity between thee and the woman, and between thy seed and her seed; it shall bruise thy head, and thou shalt bruise his heel.”  This is the foundation of the gospel , spoken not to man, but to the serpent. It was a declaration of war, a cosmic clash between the seed of the enemy  and the Seed of the woman , which would culminate in a strike to the heel… and a crushing of the head. The serpent's strategy has always been deception, ambush, and delay . Like the adder lying in wait, the enemy strikes at the weakest point, subtle, swift, and fiery. But the prophecy doesn’t end at the heel. It promises a victorious end : the enemy's head will be crushed. Though the Savior would be wounded, His victory was never in doubt . That heel wound, received at the cross, became the turning point of history. This card's verse is  Genesis 49:17: "Dan shall be a serpent by the way, an adder in the path, that biteth the horse heels, so that his rider shall fall backward." The cross was not a defeat, it was a setup. What looked like weakness was power. What felt like loss was triumph. When Jesus took the nails, He took the bite. When He bowed His head, He broke the serpent’s spine. The adder fulfilled the prophecy by striking, but so did the Savior, who rose again with death under His feet . The prophecy of Genesis 3:15  is fulfilled forever in Christ . Adder In The Path – Full Art – Uncommon Hebrew Dragon – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG Crush of the Cross, Triumph of the Resurrected One That ancient promise , spoken in the beginning, was sealed in the blood of the cross. The bite of the adder hurt, but it didn’t hold. Jesus, the Seed of the woman , absorbed every blow, bore every curse, and in the end, crushed the serpent once and for all . The battle that began in Eden found its resolution at Calvary. Even now, every time we remember this truth, we walk in that fulfillment. The enemy still slithers , but his power has been undone. His venom is neutralized by the blood of the Lamb , and his accusations are silenced by the word of our testimony . Christ’s wound became our way, and the mark of the heel is now the mark of redemption. Believer, the prophecy is alive in you . Every step you take by grace is a stomp on the serpent's head. You walk not as one under fear, but as one under victory . The Adder In The Path  is a reminder, not of defeat, but of fulfillment. The heel was struck , but the head was crushed . And in Jesus, you walk in that victory every single day. Strategic Use In Gameplay Adder In The Path  excels in decks that combine Event plays  and tribal Dragon synergies . It delivers consistent value by chipping away at all Beings while buffing your board presence with its solid 2/3 stats , a perfect control shell for tempo-focused builds. Synergies and Plays Event Synergy:  Each Event played deals 1 damage to all Beings, great for clearing weakened tokens or finishing off low-health threats. Board Control:  Helps maintain a clean battlefield by softening enemy units every time you play an Event. Dragon Tribe:  Benefits from Dragon tribal buffs and themes, making it a strong piece in synergy-rich builds. Adder In The Path – Uncommon Hebrew Dragon – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions Q: Does this damage hit my own Beings too? A: Yes, the ability affects all Beings , so position carefully to avoid damaging your key units. Q: Can the ability trigger multiple times in one turn? A: Absolutely! Each Event played that turn will trigger an additional 1 damage to all Beings . Q: How does this compare to other area damage effects? A: Unlike one-time clears, Adder In The Path  delivers repeated , scalable control  as you chain multiple Events across the game, making it exceptionally versatile. Adder In The Path – Uncommon Hebrew Dragon – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG

Fallen Angel – Base Art – Holy Alpha Spirit – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG Power Turned to Judgment Fallen Angel  is a Holy Spirit Being  from the Alpha Age , costing 6 faith , with 4 strength  and 6 hope . At the end of each of your turns , it creates a 2/2 Soldier with Protect , steadily reinforcing and multiplying the battlefield with defensive power. Fallen Angel, The Corruption Before the Flood In the ancient world before the flood, a terrifying rebellion  occurred. The sons of God , fallen angels, descended to earth and took wives from the daughters of men , defying God’s design. The result was the Nephilim , giants of corruption  whose presence defiled the bloodline of mankind. This was rebellion, a direct attack on the promise  God had made in the garden, that the Seed of the woman  would crush the head of the serpent. By corrupting the bloodline, the enemy sought to destroy the possibility of a pure Seed . The flood was the judgment on a wicked world and it was God’s defense of the promise . It was the preservation of a line through which the Redeemer  would come. Noah found grace  in the eyes of the Lord, and through his preserved family, the lineage of Christ  would remain untainted. This card's verse is  Genesis 6:4: "There were giants in the earth in those days; and also after that, when the sons of God came in unto the daughters of men, [...]" The devil always imitates . He tries to forge his own “seed,” his own kingdom, and even his own “messiah.” But his counterfeits only bring death, corruption, and confusion . God, in perfect wisdom, had already prepared a better plan , one that would bring life, truth, and eternal grace. Fallen Angel – Full Art – Holy Alpha Spirit – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG Jesus, The True Begotten Son from Heaven While the fallen angels came down to corrupt, Jesus came down to redeem . He wasn’t sent to marry earthly women or produce monstrous offspring—He came as the only begotten Son of God , pure, holy, and full of grace. “The Word was made flesh, and dwelt among us…”  – John 1:14. His body was prepared by God , and He was born of a virgin by the Spirit , an untouched Seed from the curse of Adam. At the cross, a spear pierced His side , and like Adam in the garden, a bride would be brought forth , not born of a woman, but of faith and Spirit . The Church  is born from His sacrifice , a people sealed by the Holy Ghost and destined to reign with Him. What the enemy tried to counterfeit in Genesis, God fulfilled perfectly in Christ . Believer , your Savior is not from earth, He is from heaven . He is the true Son, born not of corruption but of eternal purpose . You are part of His body, His bride, His glory. Stand firm in grace, walk in the Spirit, and remember: let God be true, and every man a liar . You are not the product of rebellion , but the fruit of redemption . Strategic Use In Gameplay Fallen Angel  is a powerful late-game threat  that generates a 2/2 Soldier with Protect  at the end of each of your turns. This continuous creation makes it a snowball engine  that demands attention from your opponent. Synergies and Combinations Incredible Snowball Threat : If left unchecked, Fallen Angel  will fill the board with Protect-equipped Soldiers , forcing unfavorable trades. Token Protects Fallen Angel : The Soldier token  acts as a shield , requiring the opponent to challenge it first , which helps keep this being safe . Spirit and Soldier Synergy : Works well in decks focused on Spirit support  or token generation , and can easily fit into tribal synergies  involving Soldiers . Fallen Angel – Holy Alpha Spirit – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG Fallen Angel – Scripture Art – Holy Alpha Spirit – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions Q: When exactly does Fallen Angel create a Soldier? A: At the end of each of your turns , a 2/2 Soldier with Protect  is created automatically. Q: Can the Soldier be targeted or attacked directly? A: The Soldier has Protect , so it must be Challenged first  before other Beings can be attacked. Q: What happens if Fallen Angel is removed before the end of turn? A: If it’s not on the field when the turn ends, no Soldier will be created  for that turn. Renown Soldier – Base Art – Token Alpha Soldier – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG Fallen Angel – Holy Alpha Spirit – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG

Seth, Replacing Abel – Base Art – Common Alpha Child – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG The Replacement For Abel's Death Seth, Replacing Abel  is a Common Child Being  from the Alpha Age , costing 3 faith , with 1 strength  and 3 hope . Each time a friendly Being is exiled , Seth gains +1 strength , growing slowly in a fallen world. Seth’s Birth, A Line Restored by Grace When Cain killed Abel, the first family of earth experienced devastating loss. The righteous line seemed broken. But God, rich in mercy, brought forth another son through Adam and Eve, Seth , whose name means appointed . Seth wasn’t just a child born to grieving parents. He was God’s answer  to death. A new beginning. A restored line. From Seth would come Enos, and from Enos, a generation that “began to call upon the name of the LORD.”  – Genesis 4:26. God was preserving more than just family, He was preserving the promise . The Seed that would one day crush the serpent’s head would now come through Seth’s line. The enemy could not stop the plan of redemption , and grace would carry the promise forward. This is the mercy of God, always continuing, always reaching. This card's verse is  Genesis 4:25: "And Adam knew his wife again; and she bare a son, and called his name Seth: For God, said she, hath appointed me another seed instead of Abel, whom Cain slew." Seth is a picture of resurrection. Abel was slain, and Seth stood in his place . The bloodline of the Savior did not end in a field, it continued by divine appointment . This story echoes the sound of coming redemption. And that redemption would be Jesus , the true Seed, who would also be slain, and also be raised . Seth, Replacing Abel – Full Art – Common Alpha Child – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG In Christ, Born Again Through Resurrection Jesus, the Righteous One, was crucified like Abel. The world saw Him slain and buried. But like Seth, there was a rising , a replacing, not of the person, but of the body. His resurrection was the beginning of something brand new. “Christ the firstfruits; afterward they that are Christ's at his coming.”  – 1 Corinthians 15:23. His resurrection made way for a new creation , one that death could never touch again. When a believer puts their faith in Jesus Christ, His death for our sin, and His resurrection for our righteousness, they are joined to Him . “I am crucified with Christ: nevertheless I live; yet not I, but Christ liveth in me…”  – Galatians 2:20. The old body is reckoned dead. The new spirit is made alive. This is not religion. This is regeneration . The life that is in Christ is now in us, because grace made it possible. Believer , you are part of this eternal story. You are forgiven, you are born again . Just as Seth followed Abel, you follow Jesus in newness of life . Your old self is gone. Your righteousness isn’t from you, it’s from Him. Live in that truth. Stand in that grace. And let your life declare that the Seed lives on. Strategic Use In Gameplay Seth, Replacing Abel  is a smart inclusion in decks that value board-wide support . His ability to gain strength whenever a friendly Being is exiled lets him grow stronger over time , offering scaling value  as the game progresses. Synergies and Combinations Good with Wide Boards : Thrives in swarm strategies  where multiple Beings may be exiled through combat or effects. Play Before Trades : Drop Seth before initiating trades to capitalize on the exiling of your own Beings , growing his strength immediately. Snowball Potential : If left unchecked, Seth can become a major threat , gaining power with each friendly exile and quickly snowballing  out of control. Seth, Replacing Abel – Common Alpha Child – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions Q: Does Seth gain strength when enemy Beings are exiled? A: No, only friendly Beings  being exiled will trigger his ability. Q: Can he gain multiple strength in a single turn? A: Yes, each friendly Being exiled in a turn gives him +1 strength , and the effects stack. Q: Does Seth’s strength reset or stay permanently? A: The strength gained remains permanently , unless removed by another card effect. Seth, Replacing Abel – Common Alpha Child – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG

Cockatrice Egg – Base Art – Common Alpha Dragon – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG A Quiet Threat Waiting to Hatch Cockatrice Egg  is a Common Dragon Being  from the Alpha Age , costing 1 faith , with 0 strength  and 3 hope . It may not attack, but its presence carries weight, hinting at what lies beneath the surface . A card of hidden danger, it invites the opponent to crush it… but not without consequence. The Egg That Brings Death Isaiah speaks of the egg of the cockatrice, an image full of danger before it ever hatches . This symbol reveals a truth deep within humanity’s condition: sin doesn’t just exist in action, it begins in seed form. Like a silent egg, hidden and waiting, sin grows beneath the surface . When fully developed, it brings destruction and separation from God. The cockatrice represents the spiritual danger of a corrupted heart . Scripture says, “Then when lust hath conceived, it bringeth forth sin: and sin, when it is finished, bringeth forth death.”  – James 1:15. That’s the story of fallen man, desire, disobedience, and death. The law, while holy, only makes this worse. It reveals sin, defines it, and gives it strength to accuse and condemn. This card's verse is  Isaiah 59:5: "They hatch cockatrice' eggs, and weave the spider's web: he that eateth of their eggs dieth, and that which is crushed breaketh out into a viper." But even in that dark picture, a plan of grace was already forming . God knew the danger. He knew the curse. And He prepared an answer from the beginning. Cockatrice Egg – Full Art – Common Alpha Dragon – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG The New Birth Through Christ Jesus came to break the chain of sin and death . He did not come to reform the egg, He came to crush it. On the cross, He bore the full weight of what sin conceives. The sting of the serpent, the power of the law, and the curse of death, all fell upon Him . “Christ hath redeemed us from the curse of the law, being made a curse for us…”  – Galatians 3:13. Now in Christ, there is a new kind of birth . Not one of eggs hatching vipers, but of new life born of the Spirit. “Being born again, not of corruptible seed, but of incorruptible…”  – 1 Peter 1:23. We are no longer shaped by the law of sin and death, but sealed by grace and raised in righteousness . Believer , you don’t carry the egg of death anymore. You carry the Spirit of life. You are not waiting for destruction, you are filled with hope. Walk in that freedom. Live as one who is born from above. Strategic Use In Gameplay Cockatrice Egg  is a silent threat  that sits on the board and invites synergy with future plays. Its defensive stats  make it an ideal setup card , preparing for dragon-focused strategies  and surprise buffs. Synergies and Combinations Dragon Synergy : Combines well with Dragon tribal cards  and effects that interact with Dragon Beings . Setup for Buffs : With its solid health , it becomes a prime target  for stat boosts, making it a later-game threat  after lying dormant. Silent Threat : Opponents often overlook it early, but with the right combos, it can swing the board state  in your favor. Cockatrice Egg – Common Alpha Dragon – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions Q: Can Cockatrice Egg deal damage? A: No, it has 0 strength  and cannot attack or deal damage directly. Q: What makes this card useful if it can’t fight? A: Its 3 hope for just 1 faith  makes it an excellent wall or bait to soak up early aggression, not to mention that buffing it can make it a considerable presence. Q: Does this card transform or trigger another effect when destroyed? A: Not inherently, but in lore and synergy , it can represent future threat or be used in strategies that react to its removal. Cockatrice Egg – Common Alpha Dragon – AlephTau Set – Bible TCG