- kissed him:
- Κατεφιλησεν [Strong's G2705], he kissed him affectionately, eagerly, or repeatedly, from κατα [Strong's G2596], intensive, and φιλεω [Strong's G5368], to kiss, still pretending the most affectionate attachment to our Lord. "And his fatherª Isaacª saidª° unto¹ him, Come nearª° now,¹ and kissª° me, my son.ª" {Gen 27:26} + "Then Samuelª tookª°¹ a vialª of oil,ª and pouredª° [it] upon¹ his head,ª and kissedª° him, and said,ª° [Is it] not¹ because¹ the LORDª hath anointedª° thee [to be] captainª over¹ his inheritance?ª" {1Sm 10:1} + "And Joabª saidª° to Amasa,ª [Art] thou¹ in health,ª my brother?ª And Joabª tookª° Amasaª by the beardª with the rightª handª to kissª° him." {2Sm 20:9} + "Faithfulª° [are] the woundsª of a friend;ª° but the kissesª of an enemyª° [are] deceitful.ª°" {Prv 27:6} + "Andª as soon as he was come,ª° he goethª° straightwayª to him,ª and saith,ª° Master,ª master;ª andª kissedª° him.ª ... Andª they¹ laidª° their²¹ handsª onª him,ª andª tookª° him.ª" {Mrk 14:45-46} + "Thou gavestª° meª noª kiss:ª butª this womanª°² sinceª the timeª I came inª° hath²° notª ceasedª° to kissª° myª feet.ª" {Lke 7:45} + "Greetª° allª the¹ brethrenª withª an holyª kiss.ª" {1Th 5:26}
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