Also known as: Mountains of Ararat
Modern name: Mount Ararat, Turkey
Mount Ararat represents God's preservation of humanity through judgment and His covenant faithfulness. The resting of the Ark symbolizes new beginnings and divine rescue.
The mountain range where Noah's Ark came to rest after the great flood subsided. After the waters receded, Noah built an altar and offered sacrifices to God, who then established His covenant with a rainbow.
Mount Ararat represents God's preservation of humanity through judgment and His covenant faithfulness. The resting of the Ark symbolizes new beginnings and divine rescue.
Latitude
39.7019°
Longitude
44.2991°
Known today as: Mount Ararat, Turkey
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