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Many places in the Bible mention women as prophetesses or women prophets but Both the Hebrew (Nebrah), and Greek (Proph) used for prophetess means (female preacher). My source is Young's Concordance on page 780.

Basically, any place that mentions a woman prophet really means a woman preacher.

Did anyone see this post? Someone had a post about translations, those words are the original Greek and Hebrew, so in the original anytime you see prophetess what you really see is preacher. Maybe they were more like an evangelist, who was not a "shepherd of a flock" but still preached the Word of God.

I can find a list but one off the top of my head was in Romans named Phoebe.