Ark Survivors
The eight-member family preserved aboard the Ark during the Great Flood, serving as the biological link between the antediluvian world and all subsequent human history according to Genesis.
8 profiles tagged Ark Survivors.

Ham
Son of Noah who survived the Great Flood and became the progenitor of the southern nations
The second son of Noah and an ancestor of numerous southern nations, known as one of the eight survivors of the Great Flood.

Ham's Wife
one of the eight survivors of the Great Flood and mother of the Hamitic nations
One of the eight survivors of the Great Flood and a programmatic matriarch of the post-diluvian human race through her four sons.

Japheth
Son of Noah who survived the Great Flood and received a blessing for his respect toward his father
Japheth was one of the three sons of Noah and a survivor of the Great Flood, traditionally viewed as the progenitor of the Indo-European and Aegean peoples.

Japheth's Wife
Survivor of the Great Flood and maternal ancestor of the Japhetic nations
One of the eight survivors of the Great Flood and a foundational maternal ancestor of post-diluvian humanity through the line of Japheth.

Noah
Patriarch and ark builder who survived the Great Flood and established the rainbow covenant
A righteous patriarch who built an ark to preserve humanity and animals from a divine global flood, becoming the second father of the human race.

Noah's Wife
Matriarch who survived the Great Flood on the Ark with her family
The matriarch of the post-Flood human race and one of the eight survivors aboard the Ark during the Genesis deluge.

Shem
Son of Noah who survived the Great Flood and became the ancestor of the Semitic nations
The eldest or middle son of Noah, an Ark survivor, and the foundational patriarch of the Semitic peoples, including the Israelites.

Shem's Wife
Noah's daughter-in-law and one of the eight survivors of the Great Flood
One of the eight survivors of the Great Flood and a female progenitor of a significant portion of the post-diluvian human race.