First, I want to thank FL for the improved
RP in L9. I'm using it and am happy for the attention FL gave to improving it. With that said, I'm having a little trouble formulating a particular RP. Either I don't know how to put this together or RP has potential for further improvements-- probably both.Here's what I'm trying to create: 2 OT CHAPTERS per DAY1 NT CHAPTER per DAY1 Ps. CHAPTER per DAY1 Prov. CHAPTER per MONDAYI came close to this, but RP broke some of it up into verses to stretch it into a year long plan.Can anyone help?
Please give us a headstart with your suggested passages.
Dave===
Windows 11 & Android 8
What do you mean?
Make a custom reading plan with whatever you want.
How?
Scott:How?
Logos has the ability for you to create EXACT readings for each session... but this is extremely time consuming.
Scott:Here's what I'm trying to create: 2 OT CHAPTERS per DAY1 NT CHAPTER per DAY1 Ps. CHAPTER per DAY1 Prov. CHAPTER per MONDAY
The only way you can create this as a single plan is to create the custom reading plan where you manually create each reading. If I remember correctly, you also really don't want to mess up a particular reading because you can't modify a reading once you have created it. I could be wrong on that, but the process is very laborious and not worth it (in my opinion).
https://wiki.logos.com/Reading_Plan_$28Basics$29#A_Reading_Plan_with_Customizable_Sessions
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I would recommend creating a separate plan for each of the 4 constraints listed (making sure to use the "read by chapter" option. Then combine them in a single custom plan by importing them at the desired start date.
Andrew Batishko | Faithlife software developer
Andrew Batishko (Faithlife):Then combine them in a single custom plan by importing them at the desired start date
I didn't know that was possible!
JT (alabama24):Logos has the ability for you to create EXACT readings for each session... but this is extremely time consuming.
Exactly. That tells us RP has room for further improvements.
Andrew Batishko (Faithlife):Then combine them in a single custom plan by importing them at the desired start date.
Sounds like a decent workaround. What are the steps? How do we do it?
Create a new Generated reading plan from the Docs menu for each of the 4 conditions you specified. You'll want to make sure that each runs the same length (a year or whatever period you want).
Then create a Custom Reading Plan, select your starting date, and import:
Make sure you reset the date to the starting date before adding each plan.
After you have added all four plans, you can delete them from the Docs menu, and your plan is ready to go.
Thanks Andrew!
I created a custom reading plan to mirror this podcast I listen to. I created a custom reading plan, then you can add books , chapters or verses into a session. Usually a session would be that day's reading. For example, my plan shows for today, Jan 29, Exodus 4-5, Leviticus 4 and Psalm 46. When I was entering it, I typed in Exodus 4-5 then enter. It puts that reading into a session. Then I typed Leviticus 4 and pressed enter. That adds the reading to the session. Then finally I typed in Psalm 46 and press enter. I saw all three readings showing so I clicked on "add session". This adds that session to the list of sessions then clears for you to add another session. My plan has 365 sessions for every day of the year. I hope this helps.
Scott:2 OT CHAPTERS per DAY1 NT CHAPTER per DAY1 Ps. CHAPTER per DAY1 Prov. CHAPTER per MONDAY
Using ESV canon (which can be accomplished in other bibles):
Add each of the above to a new Custom Plan (ensure that each is added from Feb 8). Then:
The revised Plans will bring all readings to the 374 days needed for the OT, and won't take long to accomplish. You can divide the OT readings differently as long as each division either side of the | character is exactly 374 chapters.
Dave Hooton: Add a revised Plan 2 that takes 374-260 = 114 days by including 114 chapters from NT e.g. Mt 1-Acts 25. It will start after the original Plan 2 finishes i.e. from Oct 26, and it should finish when Plan 1 finishes i.e. Feb 16, 2022. Add Plan 3 after the original Plan 3 finishes i.e. from Jul 8. That takes up 300 days Add a revised Plan 3 that takes 374-300 = 74days by including 74 chapters from Ps e.g. Ps 1-74. It will start after the above Plan 3 finishes i.e. Dec 5, and should finish when Plan 1 finishes i.e. Feb 16, 2022. Add a revised Plan 4 that takes the remaining weeks to Feb 16, 2022 i.e. 23 chapters of Prov starting Sept 13 & finishing Feb 14, 2022.
This can be simplified by adding the extensions to the original Plans (all starting on Feb 8) i.e.
Just add these Plans (in that order) to a Custom Plan, ensuring that each starts on Feb 8.