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@Mr.Kyon:
There are multiple ways to look at it. You can also say that Abrahamist religions reject to worship any deities but the Creation Deity (who is present in most religions and is often different from the ruling deity), seeing other gods as powerful beings that, in their opinions, are not worth worshiping unlike the force that started the existence.
If other gods appear, in their eyes they are just rebels who want to (once again?) steal authority from whom they consider to be the rightful watcher over the world.
So from that perspective it would be:
Isiris - multiple gods rule the world
Osiris - authority is given to whoever or whatever created those gods
There are of course more ways to look at it.
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