Bible reading plan, one book multiple times

Wes Saad

In Logos 3 I had set up a reading plan that took me through the Bible in a year with readings from the OT, Psalms, gospels, NT every day. In addition I read Romans every day, reading it every month. The spec was something like:

Genesis-Esther, Isaiah-Malachi | Psalms, Job, Prov-SOS | Matthew-John | Acts, 1 Cor-Rev | Romans, Romans, Romans, Romans, Romans, Romans, Romans, Romans, Romans, Romans, Romans, Romans

Since Romans was listed twelve times in the last group, it would split it up to take me through Romans 12 times a year, roughly once a month. Worked fine.

I've just tried setting this up in Logos 4 but it won't give me multiple copies of Romans. Even with multiple listings it still splits Romans to read the whole book once in the year.

Any suggestions for a workaround?

Scott Fleischman

Allowing duplicate verses/books is on the "to do" list.

The only workaround I can think of is to have a separate reading plan for Romans for 4 weeks, or with a specific end date.  Then when you finish, change the start and end dates to the next month, which will clear the "read" markings.

Scott