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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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!
Dave
===Windows 11 & Android 13
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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.
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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.
Dave
===Windows 11 & Android 13
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