I am not Singh :)

It appears you are backtracking: you made no claims about who offered invocations, you claimed their content is always Christian, and neither of us mentioned anything about the chaplain(s). I don't mind--my goal is not to convince you, but to ensure others reading this don't become misguided by your inaccurate claims.

Again, you are making false claims: the 10 Commandments are not written above where the justices sit; the tablet above them, according to the designer himself, refers to the Bill of Rights. There are no bronze gates leading to the building; there are bronze doors, and here's what's on them: https://www.supremecourt.gov/about/bronzedoors.pdf.  The inner doors do have tablets bearing I-X on them, which, as already mentioned, also refers to the Bill of Rights elsewhere in the building. There is only place where a definitive reference can be found: 6-10 are depicted in Hebrew on Moses' tablet inside the building, where he is joined by 17 other lawmakers.