Luke 14:26-33 expands on the cost of discipleship — hating family, carrying cross, renouncing possessions — explaining why Jesus has no home.

In 2 Corinthians 8:9, Paul explains that Christ's poverty (like this homelessness) was for our enrichment — revealing the purpose behind his lack.

In Isaiah 53:2, the suffering servant has no beauty or majesty — a prophecy fulfilled in Jesus' humble, homeless condition here.

In Matthew 8:19, the same exchange occurs — a scribe offers to follow, and Jesus responds with the same saying about homelessness.

In Psalm 84:3, birds find a home at God's altar — contrasting sharply with Jesus, the Son of Man, who has no place to lay his head.