Custom Reading Plan - One chapter per day

I am looking to create a custom reading plan that goes for 150 days. This corresponds to one Psalm per day. In conjunction with that I want to read through the rest of the Bible during that 150 days. So the closest I've figured out so far is Gen - Job, Pro - Re | Ps - The reading plan created splits the book of Psalms into 150 equal portions and so due to the variable length of the chapters it is not a 1 day to 1 Psalm ratio.

Is there any way to make this more accurate to my specific plan?

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Is there any way to make this more accurate to my specific plan?

One option is creating your own daily devotional, see thread => Calendar Devotional PBB template

Note: Psalms ranges from a few verses to 176 verses in Psalms 119.

Attached file has daily Psalms and Proverbs with Psalms 119 spread over 22 days.

0743.Daily Psalms and Proverbs.docx

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Jeremy White

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What a good idea. I hadn't even considered going down that direction!

William Gabriel

I'd be interested in doing this with a monograph.

E.G. I'd like to read one lecture per day in Spurgeon's Lectures to My Students, but it appears the reading plans split it on the page instead of the lecture.

JT (alabama24)

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William - Reading plans are one of the most infuriating features of L4 for me personally. I want to have tight control over the creation of the plans, but alas, it does not allow for it.

You might be able to create a personal book that would work. I think if you fake out Logos by putting each chapter on its own "page", you could create the reading plan you want. I have not messed around with this much because I prefer to do my reading on my iPad and personal books don't work on mobile yet.

William Gabriel

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/358070#Comment_358070

William - Reading plans are one of the most infuriating features of L4 for me personally. I want to have tight control over the creation of the plans, but alas, it does not allow for it.

You might be able to create a personal book that would work. I think if you fake out Logos by putting each chapter on its own "page", you could create the reading plan you want. I have not messed around with this much because I prefer to do my reading on my iPad and personal books don't work on mobile yet.

Thanks for the tips. I'm in the same boat you are, where I'd like to use the iPad to do the readings each day. For this particular one, it's not so bad since I know where I want to stop and can pick up from there the next day, but it could easily get messed up if I end up using the resource during research. I was hoping to have a very convenient link on my homepage that would bring me to exactly what I (or anyone) would expect.

GregW

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Reading plans are one of the most infuriating features of L4 for me personally. I want to have tight control over the creation of the plans, but alas, it does not allow for it.

And me. For English Bible Reading, I have created an Excel spreadsheet based on chapters which I then import to Outlook on my PC (I read two OT chapters, one NT chapter, and a Psalm each day). for my Greek NT reading, I read thirty verses a day in a Logos Reading Plan, but am planning to change to a chapter a day when I get to the end of the NT shortly. For other books,the reading plans work pretty well, but for chapter-based Bible reading they are not so hot. I am hoping for this to be changed in a future release so that I can bring all my reading plans into Logos. On the other hand, though, I am delighted that the plans are now syncing properly between my iPad, Windows 7 PC, and iPhone without reproducing like rabbits!