Ecclesiastes 10:6 describes folly set in high places — the opposite of the noble leadership blessed here.

Ecclesiastes 10:7 shows slaves on horses and princes on foot — a reversal contrasting with the proper order here.

Proverbs 31:4 gives a parallel warning: kings should not drink wine, reinforcing the counsel against drunken rulers.

Proverbs 31:5 adds the consequence: drunkenness makes rulers forget justice and pervert rights.

1 Kings 20:16 shows a king getting drunk at noon, contrasting the proper feasting for strength.

Isaiah 5:11 condemns those who chase strong drink from morning, paralleling the warning against drunkenness.

Isaiah 28:7 describes priests and prophets reeling with wine, similar to princes feasting improperly.

Jeremiah 22:15 mentions a king who ate and drank and did justice, echoing proper feasting with righteousness.