Trump will read a passage from the Bible from the Oval Office, after the dispute with Pope Leo and the image in which he appeared as Jesus.

The American President Donald Trump will participate on April 21 in a public reading of the Bible in the Oval Office, as part of the event 'America Reads The Bible'. He will deliver a video message in which he will read a passage from the Second Book of Chronicles, including verse 14, which is popular in religious circles. His participation is significant, considering the recent controversies with Pope Leo and the negative reactions to an image generated by artificial intelligence that appeared to be Jesus.

The organizers have chosen for Trump to read this passage, considering it a special choice. Additionally, several officials from the administration will be present at the event. Criticism has been expressed regarding the integration of religion into government activity, and experts emphasize that, although previous leaders have mentioned faith in their speeches, they did not impose it as a norm for society as a whole. The Trump administration has blurred the separation between church and state, promoting religious activities within federal agencies.