The Prophets of Yahweh and their Missions from 931/930-517/516 BC
| Prophets | Prophetic Mission |
| Shemaiah | Mission to Rehoboam of Judah |
| Ahijah | From Judah but mission to Jeroboam of Israel |
| Iddo | Recorded his visions concerning Rehoboam and Abijah of Judah and Jeroboam of Israel |
| Azariah | Mission to King Asa of Judah |
| Micaiah | Mission to Ahab of Israel |
| Elijah | Mission to Israel |
| Elisha | Mission to Israel |
| Jonah | From the Galilee in Israel but mission to the Assyrian capital of Nineveh |
| Isaiah* | From Judah but mission to Israel and Judah |
| Jeremiah* | Mission to Judah |
| Ezekiel* | To Judean exiles |
| Daniel* | From Judah but mission to Babylon |
| Hosea | To Israel |
| Joel | To Judah |
| Amos | To Israel |
| Obadiah | From Judah but mission was about the fate of Edom |
| Micah | To Judah |
| Nahum | From Judah but mission concerning Nineveh |
| Habakkuk | To Judah |
| Zephaniah | To Judah |
| Haggai | To Judah |
| Zechariah | To Judah |
| Malachi | To Judah; last authentic prophet after the return from exile |
The prophets in bold are the "literary prophets", meaning those prophets who wrote inspired Bible books. * = the four "major prophets"; the others in bold are the 12 "minor prophets." They are "minor" because their books are shorter, not less important. There were also 2 women prophets in Judah during this period: Huldah, the wife of the keeper of the royal wardrobe during the reign of King Josiah (2 Kng 22:14), and Isaiah's wife, during the reigns of kings Ahaz and Hezekiah, is called a prophetess (Is 8:3).
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