After sending out a raven and a dove, this man made a covenant with God to prevent another omnicide from occurring again.
According to the Bahá'í faith, this figure's forty to seventy-two followers were the only ones who were spiritually alive in the world. In Gnosticism, this figure saved more than just himself and his family and resided in a luminous cloud. He cursed one of his grandsons, [*] Canaan, to be the "lowest of slaves" to his brothers because that grandson's father, Ham, saw him naked. After sending out a raven and a dove, this man made a covenant with God to prevent another omnicide from occurring again. For 10 points, name this biblical figure who survived a great flood by building an ark.
According to the Bahá'í faith, this figure's forty to seventy-two followers were the only ones who were spiritually alive in the world.
Noah