
An Egyptian gods to Judaic prophets transformation diagram, showing how the “gods” of Egyptian religio-mythology, specifically: Nun (Nile River), Ra (sun), Isis (Sirius), Shu (air), and Geb (earth), became the “prophets” of Judaic theology, namely: Noah, Abraham, Sarah, Joshua, and Joseph, respectively. [23

An Egyptian gods to Judaic prophets transformation diagram, showing how the “gods” of Egyptian religio-mythology, specifically: Nun (Nile River), Ra (sun), Isis (Sirius), Shu (air), and Geb (earth), became the “prophets” of Judaic theology, namely: Noah, Abraham, Sarah, Joshua, and Joseph, respectively. [23

In religio-mythology, prophets in religion, aka “religious prophets”, sometimes referred to as patriarchs, as compared to metaphorical scientific prophets, aka scientists who are able to foretell or predict the future, without recourse to god theory, refers to the various said-to-be divinely-connected prophesiers of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, such as: Noah, Abraham, Sarah, Joshua, Joseph, Moses, and Muhammad. [1]

Quotes
The following are noted quotes:

“In this way antiquity disposes of its sun-gods. The Hebrews turned [the gods] into Patriarchs. Adam, Abraham, Israel, were names of Saturn. Edom is Adam; and the ancient usage was to name the nation, the land or city after the chief god. The Greeks made these deities founders of tribes.”
— Samuel Dunlap (1858), Vestiges of the Spirit of Man, citing Franz Movers (1841) [2]

See also
● Egyptian-to-Christian transliteration
● Christian-to-Egyptian transliteration

References
1. (a) Table of prophets of Abrahamic religions – Wikipedia.
2. Movers, Franz C. (1841). The Phoenicians, Volume One (Die Phonizier, Volume One) (86, 130) (arc). Publisher.
(b) Dunlap, Samuel F. (1858). Vestiges of the Spirit History of Man (Israel, pg. 53). Publisher.
3. Thims, Libb. (2016). Smart Atheism: For Kids (pdf | 309-pgs). Publisher.

External links
● Prophets of Christianity – Wikipedia.