Jacob 6:7 · Jacob 5:46
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5:46 chosen over 5:42 because it pairs all three elements 6:7 reuses — nourishing care, failed fruit, and the hewn-down/fire formula. Jacob turns the allegory's verdict into a second-person question: the hearer becomes the tree.