What does the Bible say about Noah's sin and grace?

Genesis 9 reveals Noah's sinful act of drunkenness and uncovering his nakedness. This incident emphasizes the nature of sin as disgusting and corrupt before God. Despite this, Noah is described as a just man who found grace in the eyes of the Lord (Genesis 6:8). This grace was not something Noah sought; rather, it sought him. It underscores the doctrine of unconditional election and total depravity—where all men, including Noah, are sinners, yet some, like Noah, are chosen and sustained by God's grace. This duality serves as a profound reminder of the everlasting nature of God's grace despite human failure.