Isaiah 1:14 uses the same burden imagery: God weary of bearing Israel's feasts — paralleling the cart pressed under sheaves.

Isaiah 43:24 explicitly says 'you have burdened me with your sins' — the same concept as the cart pressed under sheaves.

Malachi 2:17 shows people wearying God with words—parallel burden imagery of a cart pressed down, indicating God's patience exhausted.

Jeremiah 44:22 states the Lord could no longer bear their evil—the same concept of God's burden leading to judgment as the pressed cart.

Ezekiel 6:9 says God was 'broken' by Israel's whoring heart — a similar sense of being weighed down by unfaithfulness.