This document discusses drunkenness as described in the Bible. It defines drunkenness as being intoxicated from excessive drinking of alcohol. While moderate drinking is acceptable, the Bible strongly condemns drunkenness. It warns of the physical and mental health effects of excessive drinking. Christian congregations are instructed not to tolerate drunkenness and habitual drunkards may be expelled. The Bible also discusses instances of drunkenness involving biblical figures like Noah to provide important context and lessons, but indicates these men were likely not habitual drunkards. It contrasts pagan drunkenness with the sobriety expected of Christians.