Bible Reading Plan: one chapter in OT, NT, Ps, Pr every day

What I'm trying to accomplish is setting up a Reading Plan that guides me to read one chapter every day from each of:

Old Testament
New Testament
Psalms
Proverbs

Ideally this would be an "at your own pace" plan.

The closest I've been able to find to build this type of plan is from this thread:

https://community.logos.com/forums/p/198444/1150613.aspx#1150613

It seems like this should be a simple enough task to accomplish, but perhaps the Reading Plan tool is still too limited. Has anyone been able to create something like this?

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Dave Hooton

The closest I've been able to find to build this type of plan is from this thread:

https://community.logos.com/forums/p/198444/1150613.aspx#1150613

It seems like this should be a simple enough task to accomplish

It is easier to set up 4 separate plans as indicated in that thread because it is the most flexible way to merge four separate readings to get one chapter per session i.e. 4 chapters/session in total. Any other method involves a very long series of chapters connected programmatically and manually!

Alexxy Olu

Hi Steven, I think the reading plan I use may be helpful.

To setup the plan: Click the Docs Tab then New. Click on Reading plan.

From the three options, click on “Generate a Reading Plan”

A new Reading plan opens.

Click on “All Passages

In “New Reference range” Type in exactly: (Ge-Job; Ec-Mal | Ps | Pr | Mt-Re)

Under title, Give it a title of your choice. Click Save.

The new reference range will appear in the list of All Passages.

Close the window.

Start the process of creating a Bible Reading Plan.

Your new reference range will appear in the “All Passages” drop-down menu. Click it.

Then modify as to Default, Chapter or Periscope and your preferred Bible.

This will mean that in a day you will read a portion of the Old Testament minus (Psalms and Proverbs), a portion of Psalms, a portion of Proverbs, and a portion of the New Testament.

This is the Bible Reading Plan I am using currently.

I set it to start from July 1 – December 31, 2022 (six months) using Default

On July 1: Genesis 1-4, Psalm 1-2, Proverbs 1:1-7, Matthew 1-2

Today, Aug 12: Numbers 25-26, Psalm 38:9-22, Proverbs 8:6-11, Luke 2:1-35.

Tomorrow, Aug 13: Numbers 27-30, Psalm 39, Proverbs 8:12-16, Luke 2:36-3:20 etc.

I am currently using this plan to read through the HCSB.

From January 1 -June 30, 2022, I used it to read through NASB95.

My habit is to read through two different Bible versions each year using this Bible Reading plan.

I hope this helps.

Dave Hooton

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1219084#Comment_1219084

Then modify as to Default, Chapter or Periscope and your preferred Bible.

This will mean that in a day you will read a portion of the Old Testament minus (Psalms and Proverbs), a portion of Psalms, a portion of Proverbs, and a portion of the New Testament.

This is the Bible Reading Plan I am using currently.

I set it to start from July 1 – December 31, 2022 (six months) using Default

It generates a reading from each of the 4 ranges, but the request was 1 chapter/day from each range. Your solution with Default avoids repetition to some extent by using multiple chapter and verse ranges. If Chapter is used it will not guarantee 4 readings per session no matter how many sessions you try.