Studies on the Women Prophets in the Old Testament

Huldah Explaining the Meaning of the Scroll

This series of studies on the women prophets of the Old Testament deals with a remarkable group of women who exercised the gift of prophecy. Some of the prophetesses of the Old Testament were women endowed with the Spirit of God. Others appear to be false prophets who opposed the work of God. However, all these women demonstrated strong leadership in a society where most leaders were men.

Studies on Women Prophets:

Women Prophets in the Hebrew Bible

Isaiah’s Wife

Deborah the Prophetess

Huldah the Prophetess

Huldah’s Oracle

The Rabbis’ View on Huldah the Prophetess

Noadiah the Prophetess

The Nameless Prophetesses in the Book of Ezekiel

Miriam the Prophetess

Prophecy and the Spirit of God

Women Prophets: A Postscript

The Seven Prophetesses of the Old Testament

Claude Mariottini
Emeritus Professor of Old Testament
Northern Baptist Seminary

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