Jesus having nowhere to lay His head

Jesus could not find a place to abide because of what the treacherous had wrought

"He that married not could find no place wherein to abide, nor where to lay His head, by reason of what the hands of the treacherous had wrought. His holiness consisted not in the things ye have believed and imagined, but rather in the things which belong unto Us. Ask, that ye may be made aware of His station which hath been exalted above the vain imaginings of all the peoples of the earth. Blessed are they that understand."

(Bahá'u'lláh, Summons of the Lord of Hosts, Súriy-i-Haykal, par. 136)

"He that married not (Jesus Christ) could find no place wherein to abide, nor where to lay His head, by reason of what the hands of the treacherous had wrought. His holiness consisted not in the things ye have believed and imagined, but rather in the things which belong unto Us. Ask, that ye may be made aware of His station which hath been exalted above the vain imaginings of all the peoples of the earth. Blessed are they that understand."

(Bahá'u'lláh, Epistle to the Son of the Wolf, pp. 49-50)

"He that wedded not [Jesus] found no place wherein to dwell or lay His head, by reason of that which the hands of the treacherous had wrought. His sanctity consisteth not in that which ye believe or fancy, but rather in the things We possess. Ask, that ye may apprehend His station which hath been exalted above the imaginings of all that dwell on earth. Blessed are they who perceive it."

(Bahá'u'lláh, Promised Day is Come, par. 256)

Due to opposition of His enemies, Jesus had nowhere to lay His head

"Reflect how Jesus, the Spirit of God, was, notwithstanding His extreme meekness and perfect tender-heartedness, treated by His enemies. So fierce was the opposition which He, the Essence of Being and Lord of the visible and invisible, had to face, that He had nowhere to lay His head. He wandered continually from place to place, deprived of a permanent abode."

(Bahá'u'lláh, Gleanings from the Writings of Bahá'u'lláh, sec. 23, 57)

Jesus was poor and had no place to lay His head, exposed to inclement weather

"Jesus Himself was poor. He did not belong to the rich. He passed His time in the desert, traveling among the poor, and lived upon the herbs of the field. He had no place to lay His head, no home. He was exposed in the open to heat, cold and frost--to inclement weather of all kinds--yet He chose this rather than riches. If riches were considered a glory, the Prophet Moses would have chosen them; Jesus would have been a rich man."

('Abdu'l-Bahá, Promulgation of Universal Peace, p. 33)