The Ten Commandments (1956)

"Go, get thee down, for thy people have corrupted themselves.

And the people rose up to play and did eat and drink.
They were as the children of fools and cast off their clothes.

The wicked were like a troubled sea whose waters cast up mire and dirt.
They sank from evil to evil and were viler than the earth.
And there was rioting
and drunkenness, for they had become servants of sin.
And there was manifest all manner of ungodliness and works of the flesh,
even adultery and lasciviousness,
uncleanness, idolatry and rioting, vanity and wrath.
And they were filled with iniquity and vile affections."