Numerous times in the King James version of the Old Testament we see references to those who "pisseth against the wall". In the case of the house of Ahab the prophet Elisha proclaimed judgment on him, "For the whole house of Ahab shall perish: and I will cut off from Ahab him that pisseth against the wall, and him that is shut up and left in Israel" (2 Kgs 9:8). We see the same language in 1 Kings 14:10 where God proclaims judgment against the house of Jeroboam. In effort to avoid such vulgar language newer bible translations use more polite words and it comes across as simply "males" instead of those who piss against the wall. So what are we missing here? If God brings judgment against someone house does he only judge the males? That doesn't seem likely. But in 1 Samuel 25:22,34 we read where David had sworn to kill all that pertain to the house of Nabal, those who pisseth against the wall. In this case it does seem to suggest only males because they had wronged David and his men and Nabal's wife came out to reason with David regarding the foolishness of her husband.
In more modern terms we hear of those who are having a "pissing contest" or simply challenging someones authority or masculinity. We see Antifa and others challenging the police and civil authority of our day, and it will not end well. Those who challenge God's authority will be met with judgment which will address not just the males of the house but the women and children as well. In fact God's judgment can often be seen on the whole of society upon the children down to the third and fourth generation.
