Kiss the Son Lest He be angry

"Kiss the Son, lest he be angry, and you perish in the way" comes from 

Psalm 2:12. It is a command to show submission, loyalty, or homage to the Son (Jesus), warns that rejecting him leads to destruction due to his wrath, and concludes that those who take refuge in him are blessed.

Key Aspects of the Phrase:
  • Context: Psalm 2 is a messianic psalm depicting God's appointed King (the Son) ruling over the nations.
  • Meaning of "Kiss": The term implies a gesture of submission, reverence, and allegiance to the King.
  • Warning: Failure to submit (kiss the Son) results in perishing "in the way" because his wrath can be "quickly kindled".
  • Alternative Translations: Some versions translate it as "Do homage to the Son" (NASB) or "Show that you are loyal to his son" (NCV).
The verse is a final warning to kings and judges of the earth to submit to God's authority rather than face destruction.

"Kiss the Son, lest he be angry" (Psalm 2:12) means 
submitting to and trusting in Jesus Christ, the Son of God, to avoid his divine judgment. The verse warns that the Son’s wrath is quickly kindled against rebellion, while offering blessing to those who take refuge in him.
Key Interpretations of Psalm 2:12
  • Meaning of "Kiss": It signifies an act of homage, submission, and allegiance to the Messianic King, rather than a romantic gesture.
  • The "Son's" Anger: The verse highlights that the Son (Jesus) can be angered by rebellion and sin.
  • Context: The psalm, particularly in the Bible Gateway and Bible Hub versions, warns earthly rulers and individuals to submit to God's appointed King (Jesus).
  • Consequence of Disobedience: Failure to submit ("kiss the son") leads to destruction or perishing in the way.
  • The Promise: Those who submit and trust in the Son are deemed "blessed" or fortunate.
Historically, some interpretations, such as from Catena Bible & Commentaries, focus on "laying hold of discipline" or wisdom to avoid divine anger.



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