All the prophets both major and minor prophets are in the Old Testament only.
Another answer:While the designations "major" and "minor" are applied to the Old Testament prophets, the answer above is, sadly, incorrect: there are a number of prophets spoken of in the New Testament.The most notable, though he left no writings, is John the Baptist, who was sent in the "spirit and power of Elijah" (Luke 1:17) to "prepare the way of the Lord" (Matthew 3:3); and of whom Jesus said, "For I say to you, among those born of women there is not a greater prophet than John the Baptist;" (Luke 7:28).
Other New Testament prophets include Zacharias (the father of John the Baptist - Luke 1:67), Anna(Luke 2:36), Agabus (Acts 11:28), several disciples in Antioch who were said to be "prophets and teachers" (Acts 13:1), Judas [not Iscariot] and Silas (Acts 15:32), a number of disciples in Ephesus (Acts 19:6), the daughters of Philip(Acts 21:8, 9), and an unknowable number of early church leaders (1 Corinthians 12:28, Ephesians 4:11).
All of the apostles must also be considered prophets, as their mission was to proclaim God's word to man (practically the definition of "prophet").
Then there is John, the penman of Revelation(1:1), and the most "major" prophet of all, JesusHimself (though His role as prophet is often overlooked, being so greatly overshadowed by His role as Savior.)
the apostles in the new testament received revelation and therefore were prophets. They received revelation to call Matthias as a apostle after the death of Judas.Acts 1: 13, 16, 25, Eph. 3: 5, Rev. 18: 20
Jesus was the prophet of the New Testament.
Answer:By definition, a prophet is one who is inspired by God to speak to men on His behalf. Therefore, Jesus and His apostles were all prophets.Other NT prophets know by name are John the Baptist(Luke 7:28), Anna (Luke 2:36), Agabus(Acts 11:27, 28; 21:10), Judas and Silas(Acts 15:32). Though never specifically referred to as a "prophet," Zacharias (the father of John the Baptist) also prophesied (Luke 1:67).
The four daughters of Philip the Evangelist prophesied (Acts 21:8, 9), as did many members of the first-century church (Acts 2:17, 18; Acts 13:1; Romans 12:6; 1 Corinthians 12:28).
The division in The Bible is not determined by Old Testament and NewTestament, it is determinined by Prophecy (Jews) and Mystery (secret) Colossians 1:26 "Colossians1:26 “Even the mystery which hath been hid from ages and from generations, but now is made manifest to his saints:”" (My emphasis)
The first prophet in the new testament was John the baptist.
John the Baptist was one, and some considered Jesus to be a prophet, even though he was the incarnate son of God.
Isaiah.
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Both the prophets that did not die are Elijah and Enoch.
prophets, priests and kings
Christianity: New Testament, Old Testament (Old Testament=Torah) Judaism: Torah, N'viim (Prophets), Kituvim (Writings), Islam: Koran
It depends on what you believe. I believe the old Testament Prophets were writing about more than just social and political issues of their day. Isaiah for example writes about social issues of his day (chp 1-39) but then in the last 27 chapters are filled with consolation and hope as Isaiah reveals God's promise of future blessing through His Messiah. In short no, I think the OT prophets didn't always understand the full meaning of their prophecies.
No. The Book of Acts is in the New Testament.
In the old testament which has both the major and minor prophets, but in the new testament John the baptist is a prophet.
The old testament contains the Prophets of our Father The new testament contains the writings about Christ and the Apostles
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The prophets were in the old testament. The new testament does not have any prophets, because Jesus had already fufilled the prophecies made in the old testament. However, the new testament includes 12 Apostles, including the 12 disciples minus Judas, plus Paul
After the prophets wrote it
John the baptist was a prophet from the new testament.
Prophets.
They are connected as the prophets always predicted what would happen in the future.Say the new testament times and today also.
Revelation is generally considered the only "book of prophecy" in the New Testament, but prophetic statements are made in practically every book of the NT.
The old testament deals with the prophets warnings and telling of Jesus coming and the new testament after the arivel of Jesus . And his teachings.
Most were in the new testament or in Jesus' teachings or some might be in the old testament when it talks about the prophets and their teachings.
In the King James version the word - prophet - appears 71 times in the New Testament the word - prophets - appears 89 times in the New Testament