Jacob 5:41 · Isaiah 5:4
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The showpiece: the weeping Lord's question = the vineyard song's question. Recurs at Jacob 5:47 and 5:49. Both compositions self-gloss to the same referent: Isaiah 5:7 'the vineyard of the LORD of hosts is the house of Israel' / Jacob 5:3 tame olive tree = house of Israel.