1 Nephi 19:24 · Jacob 5:30
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Nephi addresses his own people with the allegory's branch-broken-off identity. Short shared string, but in this corpus the branch/branches + 'broken off' collocation is bound to the olive-tree figure at every occurrence (1 Nephi 10:12; 15:12; 19:24; 2 Nephi 3:5; Jacob 5).