Noah is the central human figure in the flood story in Genesis. Bible readers know him as the patriarch who built the ark and for being righteous and faithful in the midst of a godless generation....

The flood story in Genesis highlights the righteousness of Noah and his faith in God. However, the narrative ends in a tragic scene that includes Noah's drunkenness, Ham's unrighteousness, and a...

Noah is a prominent figure in the book of Genesis. The first book of the Bible devotes more space to his narrative because of the flood story than it does to Adam and Eve, Cain and Abel, Seth, Enoch,...

After the floodwaters dissipated and the ark came to rest in the mountains of Ararat, some readers may have expected Noah and his family to live happily ever after with the animals. Sadly, this isn't...

Noah is a central figure in the book of Genesis. The New Testament praises his faith (Heb. 11:7), which he demonstrated in the story of the flood that God sent to destroy the earth. Because Noah is...

Noah's ark still fascinates Bible readers several millennia after its voyage because of its important purpose, enormous size, and the human and animal passengers it carried. Animals are a special...