The God in question, being Osiris, of course:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2346758/Ancient-Egyptian-statue-started-MOVING-sparking-fears-struck-curse-Pharaohs.html

Likely it is a little off-balance and not carved perfectly, so the people walking by are causing it to vibrate and "right itself". It doesn't seem to move when it's daylight and there's no people walking around.

Bascially the base is slightly convex and not perfectly
symmetrical. This makes it into a "rattleback." Vibrations
from the patrons walking by are transformed into rotation.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rattleback

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o2nURFQ-m5g

Note toward the ends the video how making it vibrate causes it
to spin.

I was afraid this would happen

Wow, that's some powerful God, I don't know about you all but I am converted and shall start saving for my mummification expenses.

*tiny high pitched voice*

"Worship me, puny mortals. On your knees to me, this instant! Displease me an I shall....spin about some more! Fear me, feeeaaarrr me!"

I think TSCC should acquire it and some other statues, then they could stage them to re-enact the Book of Abraham sacrifice scene.

wonder what it is composed of??? how does solar energy make it move??? not spin. move. it doesnt spin. just move in circles.

Into the Abyss I'll fall - the eye of Horus
Into the eyes of the night - watching me go
Green is the cat's eye that glows - in this Temple
Enter the risen Osiris - risen again

Old Mormon Hymn-1845

What??? Why isn't that in the modern hymn book?