Bible Reading Plan -- A Psalm a Day for 150 days

In Logos 3.x I was able to develop a Psalm a Day reading plan through the BRP. The Data for the Reference field looked like below and produced a plan when set for 150 days that gave an entire Psalm for each day. When I attempt to do this in Logos4, I get the Psalms broken up, even though I set the beginning date and end date at 150 days. . .

The Daily Proverb option also is MIA here. . .

Is Logos4 able to offer this functionality? There must be a way to make this work in Logos4 as well, right development team? Without this functionality the BRP loses 1/2 of my Bible Readings per day :-(

Thanksin advance for your feedback, insights and help here.

Blessings and a Happy Advent and Christmas Season to All.

Dave

Psalm 1:1 - Psalm 1:6; Psalm 2:1 - Psalm 2:12; Psalm 3:1 - Psalm 3:8; Psalm 4:1
- Psalm 4:8; Psalm 5:1 - Psalm 5:12; Psalm 6:1 - Psalm 6:10; Psalm 7:1 - Psalm
7:17; Psalm 8:1 - Psalm 8:9; Psalm 9:1 - Psalm 9:20; Psalm 10:1 - Psalm 10:18;
Psalm 11:1 - Psalm 11:7; Psalm 12:1 - Psalm 12:8; Psalm 13:1 - Psalm 13:6; Psalm
14:1 - Psalm 14:7; Psalm 15:1 - Psalm 15:5; Psalm 16:1 - Psalm 16:11; Psalm 17:1
- Psalm 17:15; Psalm 18:1 - Psalm 18:50; Psalm 19:1 - Psalm 19:14; Psalm 20:1 -
Psalm 20:9; Psalm 21:1 - Psalm 21:13; Psalm 22:1 - Psalm 22:31; Psalm 23:1 -
Psalm 23:6; Psalm 24:1 - Psalm 24:10; Psalm 25:1 - Psalm 25:22; Psalm 26:1 -
Psalm 26:12; Psalm 27:1 - Psalm 27:14; Psalm 28:1 - Psalm 28:9; Psalm 29:1 -
Psalm 29:11; Psalm 30:1 - Psalm 30:12; Psalm 31:1 - Psalm 31:24; Psalm 32:1 -
Psalm 32:11; Psalm 33:1 - Psalm 33:22; Psalm 34:1 - Psalm 34:22; Psalm 35:1 -
Psalm 35:28; Psalm 36:1 - Psalm 36:12; Psalm 37:1 - Psalm 37:40; Psalm 38:1 -
Psalm 38:22; Psalm 39:1 - Psalm 39:13; Psalm 40:1 - Psalm 40:17; Psalm 41:1 -
Psalm 41:13; Psalm 42:1 - Psalm 42:11; Psalm 43:1 - Psalm 43:5; Psalm 44:1 -
Psalm 44:26; Psalm 45:1 - Psalm 45:17; Psalm 46:1 - Psalm 46:11; Psalm 47:1 -
Psalm 47:9; Psalm 48:1 - Psalm 48:14; Psalm 49:1 - Psalm 49:20; Psalm 50:1 -
Psalm 50:23; Psalm 51:1 - Psalm 51:19; Psalm 52:1 - Psalm 52:9; Psalm 53:1 -
Psalm 53:6; Psalm 54:1 - Psalm 54:7; Psalm 55:1 - Psalm 55:23; Psalm 56:1 -
Psalm 56:13; Psalm 57:1 - Psalm 57:11; Psalm 58:1 - Psalm 58:11; Psalm 59:1 -
Psalm 59:17; Psalm 60:1 - Psalm 60:12; Psalm 61:1 - Psalm 61:8; Psalm 62:1 -
Psalm 62:12; Psalm 63:1 - Psalm 63:11; Psalm 64:1 - Psalm 64:10; Psalm 65:1 -
Psalm 65:13; Psalm 66:1 - Psalm 66:20; Psalm 67:1 - Psalm 67:7; Psalm 68:1 -
Psalm 68:35; Psalm 69:1 - Psalm 69:36; Psalm 70:1 - Psalm 70:5; Psalm 71:1 -
Psalm 71:24; Psalm 72:1 - Psalm 72:20; Psalm 73:1 - Psalm 73:28; Psalm 74:1 -
Psalm 74:23; Psalm 75:1 - Psalm 75:10; Psalm 76:1 - Psalm 76:12; Psalm 77:1 -
Psalm 77:20; Psalm 78:1 - Psalm 78:72; Psalm 79:1 - Psalm 79:13; Psalm 80:1 -
Psalm 80:19; Psalm 81:1 - Psalm 81:16; Psalm 82:1 - Psalm 82:8; Psalm 83:1 -
Psalm 83:18; Psalm 84:1 - Psalm 84:12; Psalm 85:1 - Psalm 85:13; Psalm 86:1 -
Psalm 86:17; Psalm 87:1 - Psalm 87:7; Psalm 88:1 - Psalm 88:18; Psalm 89:1 -
Psalm 89:52; Psalm 90:1 - Psalm 90:17; Psalm 91:1 - Psalm 91:16; Psalm 92:1 -
Psalm 92:15; Psalm 93:1 - Psalm 93:5; Psalm 94:1 - Psalm 94:23; Psalm 95:1 -
Psalm 95:11; Psalm 96:1 - Psalm 96:13; Psalm 97:1 - Psalm 97:12; Psalm 98:1 -
Psalm 98:9; Psalm 99:1 - Psalm 99:9; Psalm 100:1 - Psalm 100:5; Psalm 101:1 -
Psalm 101:8; Psalm 102:1 - Psalm 102:28; Psalm 103:1 - Psalm 103:22; Psalm 104:1
- Psalm 104:35; Psalm 105:1 - Psalm 105:45; Psalm 106:1 - Psalm 106:48; Psalm
107:1 - Psalm 107:43; Psalm 108:1 - Psalm 108:13; Psalm 109:1 - Psalm 109:31;
Psalm 110:1 - Psalm 110:7; Psalm 111:1 - Psalm 111:10; Psalm 112:1 - Psalm
112:10; Psalm 113:1 - Psalm 113:9; Psalm 114:1 - Psalm 114:8; Psalm 115:1 -
Psalm 115:18; Psalm 116:1 - Psalm 116:19; Psalm 117:1 - Psalm 117:2; Psalm 118:1
- Psalm 118:29; Psalm 119:1 - Psalm 119:176; Psalm 120:1 - Psalm 120:7; Psalm
121:1 - Psalm 121:8; Psalm 122:1 - Psalm 122:9; Psalm 123:1 - Psalm 123:4; Psalm
124:1 - Psalm 124:8; Psalm 125:1 - Psalm 125:5; Psalm 126:1 - Psalm 126:6; Psalm
127:1 - Psalm 127:5; Psalm 128:1 - Psalm 128:6; Psalm 129:1 - Psalm 129:8; Psalm
130:1 - Psalm 130:8; Psalm 131:1 - Psalm 131:3; Psalm 132:1 - Psalm 132:18;
Psalm 133:1 - Psalm 133:3; Psalm 134:1 - Psalm 134:3; Psalm 135:1 - Psalm
135:21; Psalm 136:1 - Psalm 136:26; Psalm 137:1 - Psalm 137:9; Psalm 138:1 -
Psalm 138:8; Psalm 139:1 - Psalm 139:24; Psalm 140:1 - Psalm 140:13; Psalm 141:1
- Psalm 141:10; Psalm 142:1 - Psalm 142:7; Psalm 143:1 - Psalm 143:12; Psalm
144:1 - Psalm 144:15; Psalm 145:1 - Psalm 145:21; Psalm 146:1 - Psalm 146:10;
Psalm 147:1 - Psalm 147:20; Psalm 148:1 - Psalm 148:14; Psalm 149:1 - Psalm
149:9; Psalm 150:1 - Psalm 150:6

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TCBlack

At the moment David, this isn't possible. I am hoping that there will be some additional development in the reading module as well.

One of the issues is extra-biblical pericope's. Now that L4 enables you to set up a reading plan for that New Commentary, or Pastoral book you bought as well as the Bible, there is a difficulty introduced between versification and chapter divides. I don't believe this problem is insurmountable.

The good news is that I have seen the programmers repeatedly jump on issues of this type and fix them. Threads like this go a long way since the programmers also read them.

I can almost hear one of them saying, "Oh, I know how to code that up right quick...." Well I can dream can't I?

Stephen Jones

I too would really like to see a "chapter per day" or "do not split between chapters" option in the L4 reading plan. Thanks.

Timothy D. Lee

I, too, am hoping this functionality will be restored.

This may have been a "quirk" in L3, but when I manually entered ranges like this in L3, a day's reading would not go to the next item in the set.

Example: If I entered "Psalm 1; Psalm 2; Psalm 3; Psalm 4" as my range, Psalm 1 might be split up into multiple days, but the reading would only include Psalm 1, not Psalm 2.

With the current setup, there is no guarantee that I will read one Psalm or even that the Psalms will be completed. One day in my attempt to replicate my old Psalms reading plan in L4 has "Psalm 6:title-7:8" with the rest of Psalm 7 combined with Psalm 8 the next day.

I know for some reading plans (chronological, for instance), it might make more sense to try to even out the amount of text to read each day, but it would be nice if there was an option to split sections according to the user-entered range -- the L3 behavior. For my plan, that would mean that one day I'm only meditating on 2 verses (Ps 117), then two days later on 176 verses (or split Ps 119 into 22 sections, like I did in my L3 plan), but that makes more sense for me for the Psalms.

David Langer

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/69053#Comment_69053

The best part of Logos 3 BRP was the Psalm-a-day and my chapter of Proverbs each day reading plans. Then I could break down the rest of scripture as I saw fit as well. . . Maybe one day. . .

I also recall that Logos 3 allowed for pericope boundaries or chapter boundaries when setting up the reading plan. Please Logos give us back these options. . .

Blessings to All

David Langer

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/69125#Comment_69125

Hmmm. . . interesting note dept:

When I set up my OT and NT reading plans -- all breaks are chapter breaks not pericope breaks. I now have a Proverbs BRP that breaks on chapters as well -- wonder why this doesn't work with Psalms???

seaview

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/69125#Comment_69125

Yes, I would love the Proverbs-Psalms chapter a day setup in L4 BRP. Further, it would be even more WONDERFUL to add the Proverbs-Psalms repeatable sequence to my BRP in addition to and integrated with my chronological daily reading plan.

This is stimulated by my wife reading Proverbs-Psalms daily in a repetitive mode in a paper book version because this in not yet available on the Mac Bible Reading Plan that we have discovered.

Perhaps the Logos team might comment on their response to these comments on this very attractive feature of Logos 4 not only for us who have been Logos fans for a while, but also as an attraction to pull in new Logos users since daily Bible reading is such a common activity to the masses of Christians. [H]