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I was thinking whenever a Jewish mother named their child it was a prophetic act.

A Journal Article on line about this said that some of the Levite singers might have been female and thus prophetic psalm creators.

The writer also has something about female Jewish scribes as possibly being prophets but it was nonbiblical sources.

Somebody else told me there were actually 4 female prophets of Old Testament named after animals but I could only find 2 of them.

Then there is Koholeth, a female shofar blower?

7 prophetesses according to this article. But who's counting?

I forgot that Anna (hANNA) was a Hebrew Prophetes.  It is in Luke 2 where it says she was in the temple waiting for Messiah and saw him and that she was from the tribe of Asher.

The 4 Prophetes daughters of Philip were probably not Jewish.