How long does Genesis say Noah lived after the Flood?

Genesis says Noah lived 350 years after the Flood.

Genesis 9:28 states that Noah lived 350 years after the Flood, and Genesis 9:29 gives his total lifespan as 950 years. Together, those figures imply that he was 600 when the Flood began, matching Genesis 7:6.

These numbers are part of the genealogical chronology in Genesis. They are not measurements of how long the Ark remained afloat. The Ark’s journey and Noah’s later lifespan are separate parts of the narrative, which is why the 350-year figure is often overlooked beside the more famous age of 600 at the Flood.

Genesis presents Noah as one of the long-lived patriarchs. His age at death is also distinct from the 120-year statement in Genesis 6:3, which is interpreted in different ways and is not Noah’s recorded lifespan. The direct answer comes from Genesis 9:28.