João 4

João 4:6

The prophet Isaiah has said about the divine nature, "He will not be hungry, nor will he grow weary," and so on, and the Evangelist says, "Jesus grew weary from the journey and therefore sat down by the well." Now the phrase "he will not grow weary" is the opposite of growing weary. The prophecy therefore [appears to] contradict the account of the Gospels. But they are not really contradictory since they both come from one God. Not growing weary pertains, therefore, to the infinite nature, because it fills all things. But movement is proper to the body that is finite. And when that which moves is forced to walk, it becomes subject to the weariness of the journey. It was the body, therefore, that walked and grew weary. For the union did not mix the natures together. — DIALOGUES, EPILOGUE 1.7