In Genesis, what is Noah’s age when he dies?

In Genesis, Noah dies at 950 years old. Genesis 9:28–29 says that Noah lives 350 years after the Flood and that all the days of his life are 950 years before he dies.

The total follows directly from the chronology in the text: Noah is 600 when the Flood begins, then lives another 350 years afterward. Genesis does not present 950 as an estimate; it gives the number as part of the concluding genealogy-style notice about his life.

Noah’s lifespan belongs to the exceptionally long ages recorded in Genesis 5 and 9. Earlier figures include Methuselah at 969 years, while later biblical characters generally receive shorter stated lifespans. These ages are features of the biblical chronology and should not be treated as modern demographic records.

The death notice comes after the covenant and the account involving Noah’s sons. It closes Noah’s life story while his descendants continue through the following genealogical material.