Isaiah 51:20 provides the concrete image of the 'drunk but not with wine'—sons fainting under God's wrath, showing the affliction addressed.

Isaiah 29:9 uses the identical phrase 'drunk but not with wine' for spiritual blindness, cited here for the afflicted.

In Isaiah 63:6, God makes nations drunk in His wrath — the same cup of reeling that has made the afflicted drunk here.

Jeremiah 13:13 describes God filling Jerusalem with drunkenness as judgment — the same divine intoxicating wrath the afflicted have experienced.

Jeremiah 25:27 commands drinking the cup of divine wrath until drunk — the very cup of reeling from which the afflicted have drunk.

Habakkuk 2:16 speaks of drinking the cup in the Lord's right hand, leading to disgrace — the same cup of reeling and wrath.

Revelation 14:10 describes drinking the wine of God's wrath from the cup of His anger — the same cup of reeling Isaiah refers to.