Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob are the Patriarchs of Judaism, while Moses is the greatest prophet of Judaism. However, Judaism has thousands of prophets, the most significant were recorded in the Tanach (Jewish Bible).
Prophet Moses, Abraham, Isaac, Joseph, David, Solomon all were Prophets in Judaism, Christianity and Islam
In the more than 3000 year history of the Jews, there have been literally thousands of significant figures and leaders, including all of the characters of the Hebrew Bible, as well as many sages and rabbis.
Abraham and Moses
Abraham and Moses are considered prophets in the Abrahamic religions of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. They are revered figures in all three faiths for their leadership, teachings, and guidance in spreading monotheism.
Judaism has not had any prophets since shortly after the destruction of the First Temple. Jesus is not considered divine or a prophet in Judaism.
Judaism.
The phrase 'major prophets' is really a Christian concept, not a Jewish one. However, Judaism greatest prophet was Moshe (Moses). Judaism has thousands of prophets, the most noted ones, who were included in the Tanach (Jewish Bible) are:Male ProphetsAvrahamIsaacYaacovMosheAaronJoshuaPinchasElkanahEliSamuelGadNathanDovidSolomonIddoMichaiah ben ImlahObadiahAhiyah the ShiloniteJehu ben HananiAzariah ben OdedJahazielEliezer ben DodavahuHoseaAmosMicahAmozElijahElishaJonah ben AmittaiIsaiahJoelNahumHabakkukZephaniahUriahJeremiahEzekielShemaiahBarukhNeriahSeraiahMehseiahHaggaiZechariahMalachiMordechai BilshanOdedHananiFemale ProphetsSarahMiriamD'vorahHannahAvigailHuldahEstherPlease see the related link for an article about prophets in Judaism.
Buddhism does not believe in prophets!
Abraham is looked upon as the "Father of the Prophets" by Judaism, Christianity and Islam. He is revered in all three.
Yes, Avraham, Isaac, and Jacob were all prophets according to the teachings of Judaism.
Almost all the prophets of Judaism and Christianity like Prophets Ibrahim(Abraham),Yunus (Jonah), Adham(Adam),Musa (Moses) and Isa (Jesus).
No. In Judaism, there is no one single most important person. Judaism has had many thousands (if not millions) of Rabbis, sages, kings, leaders, prophets, and teachers.Answer:Moses was the most important of the Jewish prophets (Numbers ch.12, Deuteronomy ch.34).