That's hilarious, what a coincidence.
Regarding the god of the Jews, Lydus relates:
There has been and still is much disagreement among the theologians regarding the god who is worshiped by the Hebrews. For the Egyptians — and Hermes [Trismegistus] first of all — theologize that he is Osiris, “the one who exists,”...
Some Egyptians (c.35 BC - 40 AD?) theologized {θεολογοῦσιν} that
Iao (or YHWH?) was Osiris, after Hermes' declaration. I am curious where/how that might be evidenced/elaborated in any N.African synagogues, given:
a) The Jewish Therapeutae, reportedly resident very near
Taposiris, w/ a major Temple of Osiris.
b) Alexandrian Jews' folkore re: the
Gardens of Adonis/Osiris.
c) Pagan religious artifacts found with Jewish objects, at suspect synagogue sites.
d) Other references (whatever I have missed, etc.)