The answer is: Psalms

Ps 59:8

When you dive into the Book of Psalms, you're wading through a rich sea of poetry, prayer, and heartfelt expressions of faith. One intriguing moment shines through in Psalm 59:8 where it describes God as laughing in the face of the wicked. This imagery is potent! Picture a parent compassionately observing children throwing a tantrum, knowing they can't control their tempers—it highlights a sense of self-awareness of humanity's folly.

Did you know that the Hebrew word translated on occasions as “laugh” (sachaq) carries with it the notion of mocking? So when we think about God laughing, it’s not simply amusement like one might chuckle at a good joke. It’s more about having a discerning view over circumstances where evil or folly overreaches. Ultimately, this evocation of humor presents a universal theme: even amidst despair and chaos, there can be assurances that higher perspectives transcend our trifles.

Remarkably, this notion resonates throughout the scriptures beyond Psalms. In Proverbs, we see wisdom as personified and reflecting on this very laughter, reinforcing that even divine wisdom remains unimpressed by human arrogance. It can bring a sense of comfort to embrace that from the universe's divine reflection, laughter and joy are often intertwined in life's deeper purposes. So the next time you think of a solemn figure in the heavens, remember the divine perspective may very well include a good, wink.