Noah lived 950 years according to the final age given in Genesis.
Genesis 9:29 concludes Noah’s biography with this total. The verse says he lived 350 years after the Flood, following the earlier statement that he was 600 when the Flood began. Those figures add to the stated lifespan of 950 years.
Noah’s age belongs to the long-lifespan genealogical tradition in Genesis. Earlier figures in Genesis 5 include exceptionally high ages for several ancestors, including Jared, Methuselah, and Lamech. These numbers help frame the Flood story within the book’s primeval history.
The total should not be confused with Noah’s age when the Flood began, which Genesis gives as 600. Nor is 950 a duration of the Flood. It is the age at which the account says Noah died, after the post-Flood events involving his family and descendants.