Generate a Reading plan with multiple books?
I want to create a reading plan similar to the M'Cheyne that will auto generate each day that consists of multiple books of different genres. I know I can semi-do this through the drop down that lumps together OT, NT, Torah, Prophets, and even OT+NT+Prov+Psalm.
But I want to customize which books are read together, such as 1 Samuel and Romans. I would even be happy if I could select the M'Cheyne or "The One Year Bible" but begin on day 200 or something like that to move ahead and not begin in Genesis for the 4000th time.
I cannot figure out how to do this apart from creating a completely custom plan, for which I would have to create each day individually, which is unrealistic when looking beyond a weeks worth of readings.
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Some of the examples listed on this wiki page may give you some ideas. It will still involve creating your own custom plan, but these examples may provide a starting point that you could edit and then create.
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AH! I just figured it out. Under "generate a reading plan," you need to type in your books in a certain way.
Separate books in each section by a "-". Such as "1 Sam-Job"
Then you separate that reading from another with "|"
So your end result will look like: "1 Sam-Job | Matt-Acts | Psalms"
That would give you a plan in which you would have 3 readings per day, with a selection from Samuel, Matthew, and Psalms.
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Mason,
Thank you so much! This is so helpful. I have been trying to figure out how to do just this.
I have a question, is there a way to read through a book more than once for the year. Would it work to put in "Gen-Rev | Psalms (2)" to read the whole bible and the book os psalms twice?
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The wiki answers your question and yes this can be done. It would look something like this Ge-Jb,Pr-Re | Ps,Ps. As the wiki points out you can additionally choose to read Pr multiple times.Mitchell Dixon said:Mason,
Thank you so much! This is so helpful. I have been trying to figure out how to do just this.
I have a question, is there a way to read through a book more than once for the year. Would it work to put in "Gen-Rev | Psalms (2)" to read the whole bible and the book os psalms twice?
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Thank you so much!
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