Noah's Flood

Noah's Flood is a biblical story describing a universe-wide deluge sent by God to cleanse the Earth of humanity’s wickedness. According to the narrative, Noah, a righteous man, was instructed to build an ark to save his family and pairs of animals. The floodwaters rose over 40 days and nights, covering the entire land and destroying all life outside the ark. After the waters receded, the Earth was repopulated. The story is often seen as a symbolic or theological account of judgment, redemption, and renewal, reflecting themes of human morality and divine justice.