The levels of prophecy and closeness to Gd: Succah 45b
The status of prophets whose fathers' names are [not] recorded: Megillah 15a
There were 48 male prophets, and 7 female prophets, with propechies which were transmitted to the generations: Megillah 14a [2x]
The 7 female prophetesses whose prophecies were recorded were Sarah, Miriam, Chanah, Devorah, Avigayil, Chuldah, and Esther: Megillah 14a
There were over 200 prophets: Megillah 14a
Each tribe ultimately produced at least one Prophet: Succah 27b
Manifestation of HaShem's Presence requires that one not be sad, lazy, playing or light-headed or wasting time: Pesachim 117a
Manifestation of HaShem's Presence requires involvement in the joy of a Mitzvah: Pesachim 117a
Manifestation of HaShem's Presence requires that one not have contracted Death-Impurity: Shabbat 87a
Manifestation of HaShem's Presence requires Wisdom, Will-Power, Wealth and Physical Height: Shabbat 92a
Prophecy outside Israel: Moed Katan 25a
Prophecy in picking a specific verse out of the Torah: Succah 51b
Only prophecies which were relevant to the generations were canonized: Megillah 14a
The wealth of the prophets: Nedarim 38a Batyah, the daughter of Pharaoh, prophesied without knowing she was doing so, predicting that Moses would be the last to be put in the water; the decree ended that day: Sotah 12b Batyah, the daughter of Pharaoh, prophesied without knowing she was doing so, in using language with Yocheved which indicated that Yocheved was Moses's mother: Sotah 12b Three thousand laws were forgotten during the mourning for Moses. The people asked Joshua to ask Gd to re-teach them, but he refused because the Torah is "not in Heaven." Samuel and Pinchas refused, too, arguing that a prophet is not permitted to institute anything new: Temurah 15b-16a
Divine Inspiration [Ruach HaKodesh]
As the Jews suffered in Egypt, Gd informed them with Divine inspiration that so they would multiply: Sotah 11a
Whether the Scroll of the Purim Story was first composed/written with divine inspiration: Megillah 7a [2x]
Whether Ecclesiastes represents something which is divinely inspired, or is the wisdom of Shelomo: Megillah 7a
The Temple was constructed with Divine Inspiration: Succah 51b
The Talmud equating Divine Inspiration and a Divine Voice: Makkot 23b Rabban Gamliel's Divine Inspiration, which enabled him to know the name of a Gentile he met: Eruvin 64b
Gd imparts hidden information to those who have awe of Him ["Sod HaShem liYireiav"]: Sotah 4b, 10a; Niddah 20b
