Help, sources, and responsible use
Learn how L’Elohim uses Bible translations, published sources, AI commentary, and private account data, and how to get help or report a problem.
Sources and responsible use
Scripture comes from identified Bible translations. The World English Bible is public domain; other editions carry their own notices. Do not treat AI commentary, editorial lessons, or generated images as scripture or as independently verified historical evidence.
Privacy and support
Guest notes stay on the device. Signed-in journals and saved reports are private to the account; group content is shared with group members. Private material is not included in this public directory. Use the help form in the interactive application to report a problem without including passwords, card details, or private links.
Care
Scripture reflection does not replace medical, mental-health, legal, or other professional care. If you cannot stay safe, seek immediate local crisis or emergency support.
Scripture, commentary, and evidence
Bible text is reproduced from named translations, not generated by AI. Foundations lessons and encouragement notes are editorial commentary, not scripture. Published commentary and lexicon entries retain attribution. Optional AI study guidance may be mistaken and must be checked against scripture and credited sources. Artistic reconstructions are not historical evidence.