Be not drunken with wine (μη μεθυσκεσθε οινω). Present passive imperative of μεθυσκω, old verb to intoxicate. Forbidden as a habit…

And be not drunk with wine. This was a danger to which they were exposed and a vice to which those around them were greatly addicted (see …

Be not drunk with wine, wherein is excess.—From the general idea of reckless levity, St. Paul passes on to the special si…

Because the days are evil. Wherefore be ye not unwise, but understanding what the will of the Lord is. And be not drunk with wine, wherein is e…

A specific instance of the foregoing generalization follows. Quoting Pr 23:30, Paul warns against the folly of overindulgence in strong drink. Drun…

And be not drunk with wine. When he instructs them not to be drunk, he forbids excessive and immoderate drinking of every descrip…

And be not drunk with wine, wherein is excess
The sin of drunkenness here dehorted from, is a custom, or habit, of v…

Another remedy against sin is care, or caution, as it is otherwise impossible to maintain purity of heart and life. Time is a talent given to us by…