Thoth

The god Thoth is the god of wisdom, writing, and arithmetic among the ancient Egyptians.  He is depicted with the head of an ibis and holding a pen and tablet.  His main shrine was in Eshmun and he was worshiped in the city of Hermopolis¹.  He had an important role in the court of the dead, where he recorded the result of weighing the dead person’s heart before the feather of truth, Maat².  He also worked as a mediator between the good and evil gods and regulated the affairs of the world³.  The Greeks called him Hermes and the Arabs called him Eshmunen². He is believed to be Enoch, son of Mahaliel, son of Seth, son of Adam.