Flying Vehicles Clouds

There are 70 verses describing clouds as vehicles
in the Bible

Clouds are the most common descriptions of the flying vehicles of the Elohiym.  This is not surprising considering the probable size and density in daylight hours attributed to these objects.  The word most often used in the Old Testament for cloud is `anan, pronounced aw-nawn’; a cloud (as covering the sky), i.e. the nimbus or thunder-cloud.  The descriptions as a dark cloud, thick cloud, and dark water all allude to a solid object in the sky.  Since there were no solid flying objects 2000 to 4000 years ago, and the only things close were thunder or storm clouds, this is a logical relation.  For those that may cling to the belief that these are actually clouds, the flight characteristics, glowing at night, and other anomalous behavior, leaves such a narrow view very much in doubt.  Perhaps the most important reference to clouds is that Jesus will return with an army in the clouds.  If these clouds are not the fluffy kind, but very sophisticated flying craft, as the Bible records, then this would seem to have relevance to properly identifying that army.  When Bible text says that Yhovah rides a swift cloud, are we to believe that he is literally sitting atop a cloud speeding through the sky?  When the cloud turns to fire at night, are we to accept that it catches on fire, even though clouds can’t burn?  And when it stays in a stationary position for months, catching fire every night and burning out every morning, are we really talking about a cloud?  No, this, or these, are not clouds.  They are only named such because no one had ever heard about flying saucers, UFOs, spacecraft or star ships.  They didn’t even have balloons.  The only big things in the sky during that time were clouds, so they called the objects clouds.

Splendor Appears In The Craft

Moses Entered The Vehicle

Yhovah Descends And Hovers
  Yhovah descends and places himself there.

The Hovering Vehicle Glory And Light 
The flying object remained in the presence of the nation wherever it went.

The Vehicle Provides Shade And Light
The vehicle provides shade during the day and illumination at night.       

The Vehicle Ascends And Hovers 
            The people camp until the vehicle ascends and moves and resets the camp where it stops and hovers.   

The Vehicle Hovers For Days 
The people do not travel unless the vehicle moves.   

The Vehicle Flies Day And Night
Whether day or night the people respond to the movements of the vehicle.    

The Vehicle Hovers For Months
9: 22
  Or whether it were two days, or a month, or a year, that the cloud tarried upon the tabernacle, remaining hereon, the children of Israel abode in their tents, and journeyed not: but when it was taken up, they journeyed.
It is made clear that the movement of the people is dependent on the flight of the craft. The  word ‘ upon ‘, when used in the preceding text, is taken from the word ‘ al ‘ which means above or over.  This means that the craft is hovering in the air over the tabernacle for as much as a year at a time.  When it ascends higher and flies off, they follow it.  

Takeoff And Landing
A pattern of moving from place to place that goes on for forty years, following the ascending and descending craft.
Yhovah Hovers Over
10:34  And the cloud of the Lord was upon them by day, when they went out of the camp.
The craft is hovering over as they are breaking camp.

Aerial Guidance
It is pointed out that Yhovah scouted the area before the people in the flying vehicle to find a place to camp.

A Mountain Aglow  
In the immediate vicinity of the glowing mountain is a group of solid flying objects.  The mountain was glowing so brightly, it lit up the whole sky.

Fire Of The Cloud
            Yhovah spoke to the assembly from the glowing object and the dark object.

1 Kings
A Little Cloud
A small cloud rises out of the ocean.