1. The plural of prophethood; the state, office, or condition of being a prophet.
Usage: Typically used in religious or historical contexts.; Often refers to the period or role of prophets in religious traditions.

Examples

• The prophethoods of the Old Testament figures shaped Judeo-Christian tradition.
• Different religions recognize various prophethoods throughout history.
• The prophethoods of Muhammad and Jesus are central to Islam and Christianity respectively.
• Scholars debate the historical accuracy of ancient prophethoods.
• Many spiritual traditions honor the prophethoods of their founding figures.