In John 4:18, Jesus reveals her five husbands and current situation — the reason he asked her to call her husband. Direct narrative link.

In John 2:25, Jesus knows what is in man — exactly the reason he knows her marital situation without being told.

In John 21:17, Peter declares 'Lord, you know everything' — affirming the same divine knowledge Jesus demonstrates with the Samaritan woman.

In John 2:24, John notes that Jesus knew all people — this explains why he could know her marital history without being told.

In John 1:42, Jesus knows Simon's name and renames him — similarly, here Jesus knows the woman's marital status, demonstrating divine knowledge.

In John 1:47, Jesus knows Nathanael's character — a pattern of divine insight also shown when Jesus asks for her husband knowing her past.

In John 1:48, Jesus reveals he saw Nathanael under a fig tree — another instance of Jesus's supernatural knowledge, like knowing her marital history.

In Hebrews 4:13, all things are exposed before God — Jesus's knowledge of her marital history demonstrates this divine attribute.

In Revelation 2:23, Jesus searches minds and hearts — here he searches the woman's life, revealing her hidden past.