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Why is it important to 'kiss the Son'?

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'Kissing the Son' symbolizes submission and allegiance to Christ, essential for salvation and reconciliation with God.

The exhortation to 'kiss the Son' found in Psalm 2:12 speaks to the necessity of recognizing Christ's lordship and our submission to Him. This act of homage signifies an understanding that true peace with God comes through honor and respect for His Son. Failing to 'kiss the Son' indicates a rejection of His authority, leading to dire consequences, namely separation from God and His wrath. Additionally, it emphasizes that through acknowledging Christ's sovereign role as King, believers find their hope and refuge, as everyone is called to submit to His divine rule for their ultimate well-being.
Scripture References: Psalm 2:12

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Kiss The Son
John Chapman · Sep 22, 2023
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