How many years did Noah live in total, according to the final age recorded in Genesis?

According to Genesis, Noah lived for 950 years in total.

Genesis 9:29 gives Noah’s lifespan as 950 years and then says he died. This is the final age explicitly assigned to Noah in the biblical narrative. It follows the statement that he lived 350 years after the Flood, alongside Genesis 7:6’s age of 600 when the Flood waters came.

The figures are internally presented as a life chronology: Noah was 600 at the Flood and lived 350 years afterward, producing the recorded total of 950. Genesis 5:32 also places the births or introduction of his sons when Noah was 500.

Noah’s age is sometimes confused with the 969 years assigned to Methuselah, who is described in Genesis 5 as the longest-lived figure in that genealogy. The two numbers belong to different people. The answer here is Noah’s stated total lifespan, not the longest lifespan in Genesis.