MyFaithWalk

THE WORD THE REFLECTION IS STANDING ON On thirty-two days you now get the Hebrew or Greek word the reflection is built on, under the reading, with the number you look it up under — chalaf, Strong’s H2498, on Isaiah 40:31. It is a citation, not a definition. The reflection already tells you what the word means; this is so you can go and check whether that is true. ASK ABOUT THIS VERSE From the reflection you can now ask about the verse you just read, starting from three questions about it: what the original wording says, who it was written to and what was happening to them, and what it asks of you today. The verse travels with the question, so the answer is about the words you actually read and not some other translation. UNDERLINE A LINE IN THE REFLECTION Tap a sentence in the day's reflection to keep it, and tap it again to let it go. Favorites has only ever held whole verses; now the line that landed goes there too, under your saved verses, and comes off the list whenever you want. No count, nothing to reach. THE END OF A PLAN IS NO LONGER A DEAD END Finishing the last day of a reading plan used to just close the screen. Now it tells you what you read, offers a few other weeks named for how it feels — for when you're afraid, for when someone is gone — and offers the day's devotional. No badge, no streak, no well done. DELETE YOUR ACCOUNT FROM INSIDE THE APP Settings > Account & Backup > Delete Account, if you ever want it. It removes your account and everything saved with it — prayers, journal, saved verses and progress — from this phone and from the backup, and it asks twice before it does. • Reset All Data now says what it actually does: it clears this phone, and if you are signed in your backup stays and syncs back. Delete Account is the one that removes everything. • Six reflections now claim only what the Hebrew and Greek will support, Isaiah 40:31 and Hebrews 11:1 among them • The box under the closing question opens when you tap it now. On a free account it used to do nothing at all. • Everything above is in Spanish too