How many years does Genesis say Noah lived in total?

Genesis says Noah lived for 950 years in total.

Genesis 9:29 gives Noah’s lifespan as 950 years and ends the account of his life. This figure is separate from the statement that Noah was 600 when the Flood began. The two numbers together place his death 350 years after the Flood’s beginning, according to the narrative chronology.

Noah belongs to the line of long-lived patriarchs listed in Genesis before and around the Flood. Methuselah is traditionally identified as the longest-lived figure in the Bible, at 969 years, so Noah’s 950 does not represent the maximum age in the genealogy.

These ages are part of biblical genealogy and chronology. They should not be confused with modern demographic records or independently verified historical lifespans. In the story, the number closes Noah’s biography after the Ark, covenant, and post-Flood family narrative.