An introspective beginning that musically explores Jesus' rejection in Nazareth, using minor keys and dissonant chords to evoke disbelief and reflection on unbelief.
A purposeful section reflecting the empowerment of the Twelve, incorporating motifs of sending, journey, and healing, underscored by a rhythmic drive and ascending melodies.
A deeply moving piece that expresses sorrow and injustice surrounding John the Baptist's execution, featuring a solemn, reverent melody and a poignant reflective cadenza.
Capturing the wonder of the feeding of the 5,000 with themes of compassion and multiplication, building to a joyful climax that celebrates the miracle’s communal aspect.
Contrasting turbulent passages with serene melodies to depict the disciples' fear and Jesus’ calming of the storm, reflecting the transition from chaos to tranquility.
A concluding movement that encapsulates the chapter's themes, weaving motifs from earlier sections into a cohesive narrative on faith, doubt, and discipleship.