Psalm 33:13 affirms that the LORD looks down from heaven and sees all — the very action the psalmist pleads for here.

Psalm 90:13 directly echoes 'Return, O LORD' — the same cry for God to relent and restore.

Psalm 6:4 also cries 'Return, O LORD' for deliverance — a personal plea that mirrors the national plea here.

Isaiah 63:15 begins with 'Look down from heaven, and behold' — almost identical to the plea here for God to see the vine.

Isaiah 63:17 continues the plea 'Return for thy servants' sake' — matching the call to return and visit the vine.

Lamentations 3:50 uses the same plea for the LORD to look down from heaven — a direct echo of this cry for divine attention.

In Daniel 9:16-19, Daniel pleads for God to open His eyes and behold the desolation of Jerusalem — a similar cry for divine attention to the vine's distress.

Daniel 9:18 pleads for God to open His eyes and behold the desolation — a direct parallel to the plea to look down and behold the vine.