Resposta para a especialidade de Quedas d'água

Quedas d'água

Nível de Habilidade

1

Ano

2012

Version

30.12.2025

Autoridade de Aprovação

Divisão Sul Americana

1

Como se formam as quedas d'água?

2

Definir os seguintes tipos de quedas d'água e dar um exemplo de cada.

2a

Catarata

2b

Cascata

2c

Cachoeira

3

Escolher 10 quedas d'água, incluindo 2 próximas à área ou estado em que você vive, e listar as seguintes informações sobre elas:

3a

Nome

3b

Altura total

3c

Tipo de queda d'água

3d

Nome do curso de água

3e

Localização

4

Complete duas das seguintes atividades:

4a

Visitar uma queda d'água e escrever um parágrafo contando sobre sua experiência.

4b

Escolher uma queda d'água do seu interesse, que não tenha sido escolhida no requisito 3, e relatar fatos e informações interessantes sobre a queda que você selecionou.

4c

Assistir a um vídeo sobre uma queda d'água.

4d

Fazer um álbum de recortes sobre quedas d'água. Incluir imagens das quedas d'água e informações importantes sobre cada uma.

4e

Criar um jogo de palavras cruzadas ou caça-palavras sobre 10 quedas d'água.

5

A água é mencionada em cada um dos seguintes versos. Descrever o que aconteceu em cada deles e dizer o que a água simboliza.

5a

João 9:11

In this verse, a man who was born blind was explaining to the Pharisees how he had been healed of his blindness by Jesus. Rather than recognizing the divinity of Jesus, the Pharisees ignore the fact that Jesus had healed the man's blindness, but rather seized on the detail that Jesus had "made clay" which was "in violation of the Sabbath." They were indeed "straining out a gnat and swallowing a camel." (Matt 23:24).

The water in this verse represents faith, because the blind man was not healed until he acted on faith and washed as instructed. An immediate parallel is the story of Naaman (2 Kings 5) in which Naaman was not healed of his leprosy until he acted on faith as instructed, and washed in the River Jordan.

5b

João 13:15

After that, He poured water into a basin and began to wash the disciples’ feet, and to wipe them with the towel with which He was girded.
— John 13:5 (NKJV)

This verse takes place during the Last Supper. The disciples had been arguing among themselves about who of them was the greatest, so none of them wanted to stoop down to serve the others by washing their feet. That was a job for the lowliest servant in a household, not for someone who aspired to the Secretary of the State in the New Kingdom. All of them knew that someone needed to perform this task, but none would. The disciples were greatly embarrassed when they realized that Jesus himself was doing this.

The water here represents cleansing from sin. Just as He was the only one willing to take the role of a servant, Jesus was also the only One able to rid them of their sin.

5c

Mateus 3:16

When He had been baptized, Jesus came up immediately from the water; and behold, the heavens were opened to Him, and He saw the Spirit of God descending like a dove and alighting upon Him.
— Matthew 3:16 (NKJV)

This verse describes the baptism of Jesus. Baptism represents our own death, burial, and resurrection. We die to ourselves, are "buried" in the water (representing the grave), and then resurrected as new, born-again Christians. The water is also cleansing us of our old life of sin.

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