John Calvin (rightly) says no:
Yet we do not suggest that God was ever inimical or angry toward him.
How could he be angry toward his beloved Son, “in whom his heart reposed” [cf. Matthew 3:17]?
How could Christ by his intercession appease the Father toward others, if he were himself hateful to God?
This is what we are saying: he bore the weight of divine severity, since he was “stricken and afflicted” [cf. Isaiah 53:5] by God’s hand, and experienced all the signs of a wrathful and avenging God.
—Institutes, II.xvi.11
