 The last aria, accompanied by the oboes, enjoys the victory over the enemies, in a vision of peace rather than a description of a battle, but stresses the words "" (out of suffering, distress and ignominy) by "harmonic darkening".The closing chorale is a four-part setting of the melody of "", composed by Johann Schop in 1641.According to Klaus Hofmann, the setting was composed not by Bach himself, but by Christoph Peter (1626–89), cantor in Guben, as printed in the "Neu Leipziger Gesangbuch" (New Leipzig hymnal) of 1682.