Nabucco

Act IV, Scene 1 displays the Palace in Babylon elaboratively describing The Shattered Idol. 'Bel is confounded, Merodach is broken in pieces; her idols are confounded, her images are broken in pieces.' (Jeremiah 50:2) Nabucco awakens, his strength and his reason fully regained. He sees Fenena in chains being taken to her death. Asking forgiveness of the God of the Jews, he promises to rebuild the temple in Jerusalem, and follow the true faith (Dio di Giuda). Joined by loyal soldiers, he resolves to punish the traitors and rescue Fenena (O prodi miei, seguitemi).

Scene 2, depicting the Hanging Gardens of Babylon when the Jews and Fenena (O dischius'è il firmamento) prepare for death on the sacrificial altar of Baal, Nabucco rushes in, sword in hand. At his word the Idol of Baal shatters into pieces. Nabucco tells the Jews they are free. A new Temple will be raised to their God. Abigaille enters. She has poisoned herself. She expresses her remorse, asks the forgiveness of Fenena and dies. Zaccaria acclaims Nabucco as the servant of God and the King of Kings.

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