Reading bible in chronological order

I’m currently reading 2 Kings and am aware that prophets lived, ministered and wrote their books during this period.

I’m keen to read the the writings of the minor and major prophets as I read through the historical part of the bible. Is there away to use Logos 6 to guide you through the chronology sequence of events ie order of chapters and verses to read so I get a compete picture and context for the writings of the prophets.

Any ideas?

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Rosie Perera

Hi Derek, welcome to the (user supported) Logos Forums!

You can set up a custom reading plan. There are several chronological reading plans suggested on https://wiki.logos.com/Reading_Plans

The instructions for creating a custom reading plan on the wiki are outdated. I believe they are from Logos 4, and since you posted this in the Logos 6 forum, I'm assuming you're still using Logos 6 which is newer than 4 but isn't the current version (Logos 8), and I confess I don't remember whether the L6 UI was exactly the same as the L4 UI for that feature, but I believe it was at least closer to L4 than to L8. But you can probably look in the Help file in your version of Logos.

Or upgrade (for free) to Logos 8 and learn how to use Reading Plans from the videos in the Logos Help Center: https://support.logos.com/hc/en-us/articles/360016525132-Reading-Plans

Kiyah

Have you tried the predefined Chronological reading plan in Logos?

Mark Barnes

This might help: Chronological Bible, one year reading plan if you don't want to use a Reading Plan document, but just want a chronological bible as a Logos resource.