The best tweets from #AskJesus... Hijacked twitter chat with footballer Jesus Navas

When Manchester City tweeted this morning asking followers to join in a Q&A with Spanish footballer Jesus Navas, using the hashtag #ASKJESUS, they were - probably knowingly - asking for trouble.

Twitter was soon flooded with tweets aimed at Jesus Christ, rather than the right winger, with plenty querying the details - and limits - of his miraculous abilities:

Others still raised questions about the inticacies of social media with the disciples:

Some wondered whether Navas himself might be better placed elsewhere on the field:

And one wondered whether he should consider other occupations entirely:

TV personality and journalist Dawn O'Porter pondered something a little more serious:

But the same couldn't be said for most:

But this guy pretty much summed it up:

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