Luke 9:58 echoes Jesus' homelessness — the Son of Man has no place to rest, just as he sits weary at the well.

Hebrews 2:17 states Jesus was made fully human — this weariness exemplifies that truth.

Hebrews 4:15 says Jesus empathizes with our weaknesses — his tiredness shows he can sympathize.

Genesis 29:2 describes the same well where Jacob met Rachel, prefiguring Jesus meeting the Samaritan woman.

In Exodus 2:15, Moses sits by a well after fleeing, prefiguring Jesus resting at the well — both meet a future bride there.

2 Corinthians 8:9 reveals the theology behind Jesus' weariness: he became poor so we might become rich, demonstrated here as he rests exhausted.

Matthew 4:2 shows Jesus hungry after fasting, paralleling his weariness here as evidence of his human limitations.

Matthew 8:24 shows Jesus sleeping during a storm — another instance of his human fatigue.

Luke 2:7 places Jesus in a manger at birth — both verses highlight his humble, human condition.