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Table of prophets of Abrahamic religions
This is an incomplete comparative table of prophets and messengers recognized across the Abrahamic religions and several related traditions. Prophetic categories by tradition Judaism: The Hebrew Bible designates a canon of prophetic books (Nevi'im), but rabbinic literature (Talmud, Midrash) recognizes additional figures as prophets. The rabbis listed 48 male and 7 female prophets by name. Samaritanism: Samaritanism strictly recognizes Moses as the only "nabi" (law giving prophet). While patriarchal figures from Adam to Moses are venerated as recipients of a "pure chain" of divine wisdom and secrets, subsequent leaders like Joshua, Phinehas, or the scholar sage Marqah are regarded as authoritative guides and custodians of the Law, but do not hold the same legislative prophetic rank as Moses. Christianity: Prophetic recognition varies by denomination. While most traditions accept the Hebrew Bible prophets, the New Testament itself names additional prophets (Agabus, Anna the Prophetess,...
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