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Sommario
- La Bibbia fornisce pochi dettagli fisici su Noè, concentrandosi invece sul suo carattere. Viene descritto come giusto, irreprensibile nella sua generazione e come qualcuno che “camminava con Dio”. Il suo attributo fisico più notevole menzionato è la sua grande età: aveva 600 anni quando iniziò il diluvio.
- Alcune fonti non bibliche, come il Libro di Enoch, descrivono Noè come dotato di caratteristiche fisiche insolite alla nascita, come pelle e capelli bianchi. Ciò ha portato a speculazioni sull'albinismo, sebbene tali descrizioni non si trovino nella Bibbia canonica.
- Noè è ritratto come un uomo di grande fede, obbedienza e perseveranza. Probabilmente possedeva o sviluppò abilità nella carpenteria, nell'ingegneria, nella leadership, nell'allevamento di animali e nella navigazione per costruire e gestire l'arca.
- La storia di Noè è vista come una prefigurazione di Cristo e della Chiesa nella teologia cristiana. L'arca simboleggia la salvezza e la giustizia di Noè in un mondo corrotto è parallela alla missione di Cristo. La sua storia si collega ai temi dell'alleanza, del giudizio e della nuova creazione sia nell'Antico che nel Nuovo Testamento.
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