Five time Grammy award winning singer Beyoncé, posed as Jesus in front of a "Last Supper" mural while sitting on top of a bar.

The singer has been making headline news as of late because of a recent streak of poor decisions. Just days after apologizing for using the Challenger take off explosion audio in the beginning of her new video "XO," and being criticized by NASA for her insensitivity, Beyoncé goes a bit further and posts a picture on her Instagram page of her posing in the center of the last supper.

The pop star was in fact sitting on top of a bar counter in Miami's Jugofresh juice bar. She sat in front of an Andy Warhol mural of "The Last Supper."

Warhol was an American artist who led the visual art movement in the 1950's and 60's, and was known as an eccentric artist with controversial iconic pop art.

According to Flavorpaper, the mural is not the only religious themed aspect of the juice bar. "Pews in the seating area give you a hint that the kitchen is home to a Last Supper mural with flanking hand screened Last Supper, all in Orchard," their website's description. "This juice is a religious experience!"

Toward the end of last year Beyoncé posted that she and her hip-hop mogul husband Jay Z were on a vegan diet, with the hashtag "#22dayveganchallange." So a trip to an organic/vegan juice bar must have definitely been in the agenda on their trip to Miami.

The singer's friend Kanye West came under fire for portraying himself as Jesus in a controversial cover of Rolling Stone wearing a crown of thorns. It appears that the singer does not see anything wrong with posing as Jesus herself.

After the songstress posted the picture, her fans took to Instagram to post their feelings about it.

"@beyonce as much as we support your success by being a fellow Texan... its sad to say I have lost ALL RESPECT for you! This is very unacceptable and you know you were raised in a church!" a follower wrote. 

Another added,"This is ridiculous. I'm so tired of celebrities comparing themselves to God."

"Not trying to judge--- but this is wrong on sooo many level[s]" Another chimed in.