No Chronological Bibles?

Thanks Jan, I actually do have this book and will read it at some point, but can't now as I'm working on a writing a series very similar to this, and don't want to be influenced in any way. So it's not quite what I want. I want one of the more mainstream translations. I have a couple laying around the house somewhere, but the print is too small, so I'd rather read electronically.

Is this one what you're looking for?

https://vyrso.com/product/14315/the-whole-bible-story

Here's an example piece of content:

No, I don't care about the dates of the books. Just a bible that arranges the storyline somewhat in order. Actually I am studying a lot on my own, as I'm writing my own chronological, harmonized Bible. But right now, I just want to read a chronological Bible in a regular translation, just for my personal reading time, rather than studying, which is almost all I ever do lately. Lol.

I'm not shure what you are looking for? Do you want Parallel Passages like Harmony, or do you want a Bible you give you the Dates in Order the Book was made? Firs there are Plenty of Harmonys in Logos...

Second Point I just give you the hint that if you have a Bible what gives you the Dates of the Book it's just there Point of few. May be better you study this by yourself and have a Change to discover more than just one few.

This actually might work, at least for the Old Testament. It does cover the whole OT, right? I had forgotten about this book. So many books it's easy to forget what I have! Thanks!

something like this?

Well I checked it out and it won't work. It looks like it only covers passages that have parallels, and it's not in chronological order. Not sure what the logic is, but the first harmony is the Passover. So I'll just read the Chronological NIV study Bible that I purchased on the Kindle. But I may refer to this harmony as I read.

it even has a Timeline ...it covers all Parallel Perikopen of the Old Testament I think

Well, after spending several hours figuring out the way I prefer to do this, I am using the Chronological plan Mark created in a layout linked to the Synopsis of the OT. I did it this way because I really wanted a plan that integrates the Chronicles into the appropriate places in Genesis. I found a chronological plan in the Wiki that does this, but I couldn't figure out how to get all those verses into the reading plan short of pasting them in one by one. With all that Logos can do, I'm surprised this feature is so difficult. All the more reason to sweet talk a publisher, any publisher, into allowing their full text chronological Bibles in Logos.

You can tell this is my first time trying to create a custom Logos reading plan! I'm exhausted and haven't even done any reading yet! [:P]

Ah ok, I followed Keep Smiling's directions before seeing this, which seems to be simpler as it eliminates creating a separate passage list. I see I would have pasted the verses in that Resource box at the bottom. Thanks! This is helpful for future reference.

1. Documents ==> New Reading Plan

2. Generate Reading plan

3. Paste wiki list here

Thanks, I'll keep an eye out when I get to that section.

Be forewarned:  there are typos in the Wiki Chronological Reading Plan Lists.

By typos I DO NOT mean that I disagree with the chronology.  Rather, these are flat-out typos in the short names of some books and in the chapter/verse references.  E.G. when reading in the Kings/Chronicles  era, one is suddenly transported to an event clearly hundreds or more years away, sometimes bringing characters back from the dead, or causing their premature death.

I'm very sorry, but I seem to have lost any notes I had about these errors.  Perhaps I could compare my corrected reading plan to the Wiki list if I still have it.