36 Later Abʹi·gail came in to Naʹbal, and there he was having a feast in his house like the feast of the king;+ and Naʹbal’s heart was feeling good within him, and he was as drunk+ as could be; and she did not tell him a thing, small or great, until the morning light.

17 He that is loving merriment will be an individual in want;+ he that is loving wine and oil will not gain riches.+

5 As regards Bel·shazʹzar*+ the king, he made a big feast* for a thousand of his grandees, and in front of the thousand he was drinking wine.+

5 On the day of our king, princes have sickened themselves+—there is a rage because of wine.+ He has drawn his hand along with deriders.

21 But a convenient day+ came along when Herod spread an evening meal on his birthday+ for his top-ranking men and the military commanders* and the foremost ones of Galʹi·lee.