Chronological Bible

I'll start by saying I'm new to this forum and didn't really do an exhaustive search for this topic, so if it's a duplication or posted in the wrong spot, my apologizes.

My question is simple, is there a chronological bible embedded in Logos 8 ecosystem somewhere? I've been searching and I can't seem to find one. Am I missing it or is it not an option at this time?

Thanks for any assistance you can provide.

Chris Sears

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Hamilton Ramos

Hi Chris:

could the following be useful?

https://ebooks.faithlife.com/product/51568/the-daily-bible-in-chronological-order

David Thomas

Chronological Reading Plans are available as Reading List that you can apply to whatever translation you prefer.

Chris sears

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1072342#Comment_1072342

I haven’t used ebooks in logos yet, do you have any study functionally like the highlighter, notes, ability to sync with other resources?

Chris sears

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1072343#Comment_1072343

@David Thomas, yeah that’s my current plan moving forward, it does accomplish the same goal. Thanks

David Thomas

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1072345#Comment_1072345

I haven’t used ebooks in logos yet, do you have any study functionally like the highlighter, notes, ability to sync with other resources?

Faithlife ebooks show up in your Logos Bible Software just like any other resource. HOWEVER, the resources are built from files produced by the publisher and do NOT go through a manual tagging of all the links. Yes, you can highlight, take notes and sync with all devices. But some of the intricate tagging between resources is not present in the ebook edition. A Bonus is that if you own a Faithlife ebook and Logos determines to manually tag the resource and offer it as a "logos edition" then you get that edition free The vast majority of Faithlife ebooks that I have purchased are monographs that were required Seminary texts, but are not research resources (like commentaries, encyclopedias, lexicons, etc.) per se.