The whole house of Ahab shall perish: and I will cut off from Ahab him that pisseth against the wall” (2 Kings 9:8, KJV).

Now let take a look at the interpretation of the word "pisseth against the wall", the holy spirit made me to understand that it actually refers to "men of war" rather than refering to just male children that urinates on a wall. I think this is another error in direct aramatic interpretation to English. It is mostly mis interpreted like the phrase "violent taketh it by force". Bible scholars let me see your views

xtivin:
The whole house of Ahab shall perish: and I will cut off from Ahab him that pisseth against the wall” (2 Kings 9:8, KJV).

Now let take a look at the interpretation of the word "pisseth against the wall", the holy spirit made me to understand that it actually refers to "men of war" rather than refering to just male children that urinates on a wall. I think this is another error in direct aramatic interpretation to English. It is mostly mis interpreted like the phrase "violent taketh it by force". Bible scholars let me see your views

The Holy Spirit has diverse interpretations of the Scriptures to different persons. He that pisseth against the wall simple talks of a "male heir" which essentially carries the generations of person. You kill the male offspring of a man, then you have successfully cut-off his generations.

GlorifiedTunde:


The Holy Spirit has diverse interpretations of the Scriptures to different persons. He that pisseth against the wall simple talks of a "male heir" which essentially carries the generations of person. You kill the male offspring of a man, then you have successfully cut-off his generations.

Thanks bro, but I have really studied the bible and cross checked the 6 times that phrase appeared,it was commonly used for mighty men of valour like David, Ahab and Jeroboam..in the army, a wall refers to a protective arrangement of soldiers in battle, and those that piss against a wall are mighty men that thrust through the wall. I stand to be corrected anyway.
I enjoy reading king James because it allows me get my own interpretations from the raw data, other versions are the interpretation of another man

Will study that portion before commenting