Noe identifies the man associated with the ark, the flood, his household, and a genealogical line in Scripture.

The term consistently identifies the same man: he is named in references to his days, entry into the ark, preservation through the flood, preparation of the ark, and descent within a genealogy.

1. The man named in ark, flood, and lineage accounts · dominant

   The nominative form names the person who entered the ark in Luke 17:27 and Matthew 24:38, while Hebrews 11:7 names him as the one warned beforehand who prepared an ark for his household. Genitive forms place him in expressions about his days in Luke 17:26 and Matthew 24:37 and in a son-of relation in Luke 3:36; in 2 Peter 2:5 the accusative form names the person preserved when a flood came upon the ungodly.

   Luke 17:27Matthew 24:38Hebrews 11:7Luke 17:26Matthew 24:37Luke 3:36

In the Anselm Project Bible: Across the supplied verses, the APB presents the term as the personal name “Noah,” including in expressions such as “the days of Noah,” the ark narrative, preservation from the flood, and the genealogy. These renderings confirm the verse-level identification rather than define a separate lexical nuance.