A Minneapolis man is facing a murder rap after shooting a transgender woman who made him feel “suspicious” during oral sex — and confessed to his parents he “knew he wasn’t God but had to do it,” according to a report.

Damarean Kaylon Bible, 25, allegedly shot 38-year-old Savannah Ryan Williams from “inches away” around 5:45 a.m. on Nov. 29 after she serviced him on 4th Avenue South in the Minnesota city, the Minneapolis Star-Tribne reported.

Williams’ body wasn’t found until hours later.

Bible, who was arraigned in Hennepin County Court on Tuesday, was tracked by surveillance cameras to his apartment, where cops allegedly found a 9 mm Polymer 80 handgun, according to the outlet.

He allegedly told police he walked past Williams at a bus shelter before the shooting and she asked him if he wanted sex, so the pair walked into a nearby courtyard where he later shot her with the 9 mm gun.

Bible told cops he felt suspicious during the sex act and continued to feel that way after it was done — so he shot her dead and walked away, the outlet said.

He was arrested Friday as he left his apartment and used his first police phone call to call his parents, telling them he “just murdered someone” and that he “knew he wasn’t God but he had to do it.”

Bible was also charged with first-degree aggravated robbery for an unrelated attack at the Nicollet Mall on Nov. 9, when he allegedly forced the victim to empty his pockets at gunpoint.

Williams was a transgender woman who was identified by the Hennepin County Medical Examiner’s Office as Miguel R. Stillday, the Tribune reported.