What is it about?
My article examines the impact of women prophets and how it can be beneficial in addressing moral corruption within the Ghanaian church and society. It applies the story of Huldah in ancient Israel to the Ghanaian context using the communicative approach to African biblical hermeneutics.
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Why is it important?
Ghana is experiencing moral issues, which have led to the church becoming unpopular. People no longer see the impact that the church used to have on society. This article explores the impact of women prophets on the church and how to apply it to society.
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I hope this article causes a change in mindset regarding women's leadership and the influence they can have on society.
Emem Opoku-Agyemang
University of Ghana
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This page is a summary of: Prophecy and Influence: a Reading of 2 Chronicles 34:22–33 in the Context of Ghana, July 2025, De Gruyter,
DOI: 10.1163/9789004734012_005.
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