The Office of Prophet in the Old Testament

The following list of prophets is based on the Talmud and Rashi[1].

Abraham Genesis 11:26 - 25:10
Isaac Genesis 21:1 - 35:29
Jacob Genesis 25:21 - 49:33
Moses Exodus 2:1 – Deuteronomy 34:5
Aaron Exodus 4:14 - Numbers 33:39
Joshua Exodus 17:9 - 14, 24:13, 32:17 - 18, 33:11; Numbers 11:28 - 29, 13:4 - 14:38; 27:18 - 27:23, Deuteronomy 1:38, 3:28, 31:3, 31:7 - Joshua 24:29
Pinchas Exodus 6:25; Numbers 25:7-25:11; Numbers 31:6; Joshua 22:13 - Joshua 24:33; Judges 20:28
Elkanah I Samuel 1:1 - 2:20
Eli I Samuel 1:9 - 4:18
Samuel I Samuel 1:1 - I Samuel 25:1
Gad I Samuel 22:5; II Samuel 24:11-19; I Chronicles 21:9-21:19, 29:29
Nathan II Samuel 7:2 - 17; 12:1 - 25.
David I Samuel 16:1 - I Kings 2:11
Solomon II Samuel 12:24; 1 Kings 1:10 - 11:43
Iddo II Chronicles 9:29, 12:15, 13:22
Michaiah son of Imlah I Kings 22:8-28; II Chronicles 18:7-27
Obadiah I Kings 18; Obadiah
Ahiyah the Shilonite I Kings 11:29-30; 12:15; 14:2-18; 15:29
Jehu son of Hanani I Kings 16:1 - 7; II Chronicles 19:2; 20:34
Azariah son of Oded II Chronicles 15
Jahaziel the Levite II Chronicles 20:14
Eliezer son of Dodavahu II Chronicles 20:37
Hosea Hosea
Amos Amos
Micah the Morashtite Micah
Amoz (the father of Isaiah)
Elijah I Kings 17:1 - 21:29; II Kings 1:10-2:15, 9:36-37, 10:10, 10:17
Elisha I Kings 19:16-19; II Kings 2:1-13:21
Jonah ben Amittai Jonah
Isaiah Isaiah
Joel Joel
Nahum Nahum
Habakkuk Habakkuk
Zephaniah Zephaniah
Uriah Jeremiah 26:20-23
Jeremiah Jeremiah
Ezekiel Ezekiel
Shemaiah I Kings 12:22-24; II Chronicles 11:2-4, 12:5-15
Barukh Jeremiah 32, 36, 43, 45
Neriah (father of Barukh)
Seraiah Jeremiah 51:61-64
Mehseiah (father of Neriah)
Haggai Haggai
Zechariah Zechariah
Malachi Malachi
Mordecai Bilshan  
Oded (father of Azariah)
Hanani (father of Jehu)
Sarah Genesis 11:29 - 23:20
Miriam Exodus 15:20-21; Numbers 12:1-12:15, 20:1
Deborah Judges 4:1 - 5:31
Hannah I Samuel 1:1 - 2:21
Abigail I Samuel 25:1 - 25:42
Huldah II Kings 22:14-20
Esther Esther

[1] Rashi (RAH-shee) - Rabbi Shlomo Yitzchaki, one of the greatest medieval Jewish scholars.