Newly elected officials often use religious texts or other significant books during their oath-taking ceremony to symbolize their values and beliefs. Adam Schiff chose the Mishneh Torah, an ancient Jewish text, for his swearing-in, reflecting his cultural heritage and beliefs, just as President Biden did with his family Bible.
Adam Schiff marked the start of his Senate tenure by taking the oath of office with his hand on the Mishneh Torah, a comprehensive 12th-century codification of Jewish law. This significant choice during the ceremony highlights the importance of heritage and personal beliefs in official rites.
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