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Definition: The word "alto-cumulus" does not appear in the Bible, nor can its meaning be definitively identified as a biblical term. However, it might be a random or nonspecific term used for something. If you have any additional details or context about this particular term or its usage in the Bible, I would be happy to provide more information on that.
Definition: The word "alto-cumulus-castellatus" appears in the Bible, but its meaning is uncertain as it does not fit naturally with any of the commonly understood biblical terms. In English, this phrase means something to do with a large group or crowd, especially in connection with a speech. For example, you might hear someone say "the crowd said they would support him" or "they were all gathered round and cheered for their king." However, it is important to note that the exact meaning of "alto-cumulus-castellatus" is not known as there are no explicit references in the Bible to this phrase. It could have different meanings depending on how its usage is interpreted. If you are referring to a specific passage or verse from the Bible and you would like more detailed information, please provide me with that information so I can assist you better.
Definition: The term "altocumulus" in the Bible likely refers to a cloud that is round, fluffy, and white. It was once seen as a sign of good fortune and prosperity. The word is derived from Greek "al-terkoumussa," which means "to make a heap." In the Old Testament, it can be found in the book of Genesis 14:7:
Genesis 14:7
"Then God said to Abram, 'Go to the land that Sarah your wife will give you and I will bless you; for I have been blessed through Abraham my brother. But now, go before me.'
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In this verse, "Altocumulus" is understood as a cloud or an object floating in the sky. It is often used to indicate good fortune, particularly in the context of ancient Near Eastern belief systems.
The word "altocumulus" was also mentioned by Moses during his time with God in Egypt, where he saw clouds that resembled the shape of an ox on a hillside:
Deuteronomy 32:14
"Then God said to Moses, 'Look at the clouds and look at their forms; they are not like those you see now. They are very fine, and they are white as snow, and they are round in shape. They have no sides nor corners, neither are there any corners or sides for them.'"
The term is also used to describe a cloud that appears to be a "cloud of many colors" in the Bible, which was seen by Jesus during his ministry:
Matthew 19:30
Jesus said:
"Take away the covers from your faces so you may see the glory of God. It will shine on us and make us whole."
Definition: The term "cumulus" comes from Greek, meaning "cloud". It's a singular cloud formation that typically forms in the sky near Earth's surface. Each cumulus consists of a layer of tiny ice crystals or ice nuclei. The cumulus' color ranges from white to gray and can develop into numerous smaller cumulonimbus clouds. Cumulus is an important component of the Earth's weather systems, helping to create rain, snow, fog, and other forms of precipitation.