Twitter Users Re-imagine Bible Verses According to Donald Trump

In a field full of seriousness, Twitter often takes the edge off of American politics by poking fun at our nation's most beloved political celebrities.

After Republican presidential hopeful and quote-machine Donald Trump evaded questions about the Bible in an interview with Bloomberg this week.

Shortly thereafter, a new spinoff hashtag inspired by Trump's interview was born. Twitter users began writing fake Bible verses using the hashtag "#TrumpBible," a tag which still continued to be off and running as of the weekend.

Here are some:

Moses said "Let my people go!" & Pharaoh said "Get Lost!" Whata bum, I woulda got a way better deal, Id'a got people & pyramids #TrumpBible

— Trevor Donovan (@TrevDon) August 27, 2015

God took six days to create the universe & then needed a day of rest? Lazy & inefficient. Would have taken me three days. Tops. #TrumpBible

— Edgar Allan Poe (@Edgar_Allan_Poe) August 29, 2015

"Jesus? Nice guy, but LOW, LOW energy, I mean, bleeding out of his hands, his feet, his wherever..." #TrumpBible

— Christopher Heuertz (@ChrisHeuertz) August 29, 2015

"Can anything good come out of Nazareth? I mean, I'm sure some of them are good people and all. But mostly we get their worst." #TrumpBible

— Rachel Held Evans (@rachelheldevans) August 27, 2015