In her extravagance she associated with evil companions.

The unjust who die yet in their sins shall be unjust still. The righteous and holy who die being righteous and holy shall still be righteous.

Darkness in the Scriptures has to do with the state of man as well as his walk.

They were guilty of living the extravagant life, putting on great festivities.

Jesus the light of men is in men and those whom He is in are the children of light.

The impenitent and unbelieving are in God's sight wicked and under the curse.

They were guilty of falsely trusting in world powers, Egypt, Assyria, and Chaldea, and worshiping their gods. They played the part of an harlot.

Of course, the Pharisees objected to His witness of himself.

Those who are truly righteous are justified by faith in Christ Jesus, and sanctified by the Spirit.

They were hypocrites, for when they had offered their children in the fire that same day they went into the sanctuary of God.