Jesus of Nazareth, a carpenter struggling with his divine nature and earthly desires, is tormented by the sense of purpose assigned to him by God. He wrestles with self-doubt and fear, questioning his role as the Messiah. Despite his inner conflicts, he begins preaching about love and compassion, attracting followers and gaining the ire of Roman authorities and Jewish leaders. Jesus confides in his friend Judas Iscariot, who believes in Jesus' mission but is frustrated by his hesitation. Through intense spiritual trials, Jesus continues to seek clarity about his path, torn between human needs and God's plan.

As his journey unfolds, Jesus encounters various figures from his life who challenge or support him, including Mary Magdalene, his mother Mary, and the disciples. These relationships highlight his dual struggles with spirituality and human emotion. Throughout his ministry, he performs miracles and speaks of a new kingdom, drawing both awe and hostility. The story explores the profound personal conflict Jesus faces: the burden of destiny versus the desire for an ordinary existence. As the tension escalates and events drive him towards an inevitable confrontation, Jesus must come to terms with his identity and the sacrifices required to fulfill his mission.