The Prophets

Prophetess and sister of Moses and Aaron; leader of worship.

Prophetess and the only female Judge of Israel.

Lawgiver and deliverer of Israel from Egyptian bondage.

Older brother of Moses; first High Priest of Israel.

Prophesied the exile and detailed the coming Messiah.

The weeping prophet; witnessed Jerusalem's fall, foretold the New Covenant.

Priest-prophet of the exile; apocalyptic visions of God's glory.

Statesman-prophet in Babylon and Persia; visions of world empires.

Married an unfaithful wife to mirror God's love for Israel.

Prophesied the locust plague as a warning of the Day of the Lord.

Shepherd-prophet who indicted social injustice and hypocrisy.

Delivered a short oracle of doom against Edom for betraying Judah.

Reluctant prophet who fled God's call to preach to Nineveh.

Foretold the Messiah's birth in Bethlehem.

Predicted the complete fall and destruction of Nineveh.

Questioned God on why wickedness went unpunished and why He would use Babylon to judge it.

Warned of judgment while promising restoration for a faithful remnant.

Challenged the returned exiles to rebuild the Temple.

Used vivid visions to encourage rebuilding; foretold Christ's entry.

The final Old Testament prophet; foretold the coming forerunner.

Confronted Ahab and Jezebel; called down fire and was taken in a whirlwind.

Successor to Elijah with a double portion of his spirit.

The last judge and first transitional prophet; anointed Saul and David.

Court prophet who confronted David over Bathsheba.

Prophet and seer who advised David during his years on the run and his time as king.

Shilonite prophet who foretold the kingdom torn from Solomon.

Seer and chronicler of the reigns of Jeroboam, Rehoboam, and Abijah.

Prophet who stopped Rehoboam from waging civil war.

Prophet whose word inspired King Asa's spiritual reforms.

Seer who rebuked King Asa for trusting a Syrian alliance over God.

Prophet who judged Baasha and later rebuked Jehoshaphat.

Spoke raw truth to Ahab, predicting his death despite false prophets.

Prophetess who tried to intimidate Nehemiah during the rebuilding.

Prophetess consulted by King Josiah when the Book of the Law was found in the Temple.

Prophet in Samaria who confronted an army for enslaving captives from Judah.

Prophet who warned King Jehoshaphat that his alliance with Ahaziah would fail.

Levite through whom God answered Jehoshaphat's prayer before a battle he did not have to fight.

Prophet who gave the same warning as Jeremiah against Jerusalem and was put to death by King Jehoiakim.

Jeremiah's scribe and companion, who wrote down his prophecies and read them in the Temple.

Officer who carried Jeremiah's word against Babylon to Babylon and read it aloud there.

The forerunner sent to prepare the way for Jesus.

Righteous man promised he would not die until he held the Messiah.

Widow who recognized the infant Jesus as the promised redemption of Israel.

New Testament prophet who predicted a famine and Paul's arrest.

Leader and prophet sent with Silas to deliver the council's decree.

Prophet and teacher in the church at Antioch who helped send out Paul and Barnabas.

Prophet and teacher in the church at Antioch.

Prophet and teacher at Antioch, raised alongside Herod Antipas.

Four unmarried sisters in Caesarea who prophesied.