Places of the Bible
Ararat
Ancient Urartu (eastern Anatolia) · Old Testament · 4 verses
Ararat names a mountainous region where, according to Genesis, Noah's ark came to rest after the flood. It corresponds to the highland area of ancient Urartu. The name appears in Genesis, 2 Kings, Isaiah and 1 more in the King James text.
About Ararat
Ararat names a mountainous region where, according to Genesis, Noah's ark came to rest after the flood. It corresponds to the highland area of ancient Urartu.
Its place in the story
The resting of the ark on the mountains of Ararat marks the end of the flood and the beginning of a renewed earth. It is there, after leaving the ark, that Noah worshiped and God set the covenant of the rainbow.
Ararat in Scripture (KJV)
Where it leads
The saving of Noah's family through the flood is one of the Bible's early pictures of God rescuing a people through judgment, a pattern that points forward to the salvation brought in Christ.
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Where is Ararat in the Bible?
Ararat names a mountainous region where, according to Genesis, Noah's ark came to rest after the flood. It corresponds to the highland area of ancient Urartu. The name appears in Genesis, 2 Kings, Isaiah and 1 more in the King James text.
What happened at Ararat?
The resting of the ark on the mountains of Ararat marks the end of the flood and the beginning of a renewed earth. It is there, after leaving the ark, that Noah worshiped and God set the covenant of the rainbow.
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