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What translation of the Bible did President Obama use in his inauguration?
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Is inauguration capitalized?
in fact since the inauguration of President Obama
Which ok who's specific bible did Obama use at each of his swearing ins?
Barack Obama used the Lincoln Bible for his first inauguration in 2009 and for his second inauguration in 2013. The Lincoln Bible is a historic Bible that belonged to Abraham Lincoln, the 16th President of the United States.
President that had the warmest inauguration?
obama
Where was President Obama's inauguration?
President Obama was sworn in on the steps of the Capitol in Washington, DC.
What were the 2 books Obama placed his hand on during the inauguration?
One was the bible that President Abraham Lincoln used in his first inauguration. The other was a "traveling bible" that Dr. Martin Luther King used to carry with him.
What president has the largest inauguration parade?
obama
Was obama sworn in as president on the Koran or the Bible?
Barack Obama will be using the same bible Abraham Lincoln used when he was sworn in as President.
Why is President Obama the only president to use Abraham Lincoln's bible at inauguration?
Symbolism over substance. Every other president wanted to have his own identity. B. Hussein Obama has no identity so he chose Lincoln's.
What year was the inauguration?
That depends on what president you are referring to. The inauguration of President Barack Obama happened 20. January 2009.
Who was the first president inauguration on January 2Oth?
Obama?!
Incoming presidents raise their right hand and hold the other on this?
The Holy Bible. Today (January 20, 2009), President Obama was sworn in with his hand on the same bible used at the inauguration of President Lincoln.
What did he use at his inauguration instead of the Bible?
According to Fox News, President Obama was sworn in using a Lincoln bible borrowed from the Library of Congress. There is also a story that he had a Koran with him if that is what you are asking.
