The answer is: Psalms

Ps 59:8

In the grand tapestry of the Bible, the book of Psalms stands out as a deep well of emotions, ranging from sorrow to joy. It's a treasure trove of poetic expressions that capture the full spectrum of the human experience, and delightfully, it includes the image of God laughing! Specifically, Psalm 59:8 tells us how “the LORD shall laugh at them,” evoking the idea of divine amusement in the face of human folly, especially given the context where the psalm addresses the frustrations faced by David.

Fun fact: laughter, especially in ancient texts, often symbolizes victory over enemies. When God is depicted laughing, it's less about jest and more about showing vulnerability and the ephemeral nature of those against righteousness. This reflects a deeply rooted belief that righteousness ultimately prevails.

Interestingly, this verse echoes back to how laughter parallels joy and bliss throughout Scripture, where even in trials, the faithful can genuinely express joy. And it’s ironic because while our human experience often entails fear and sorrow, we end with hope, knowing that a wise, loving presence not only empathizes with our plight but also sees through to the other side, treating our burdens with a sort of divine humor.

So next time you feel weighed down by life, remember—even in the small moments along your journey, God is there, perhaps chuckling at the things we believe are significant. It's a divine nudge reminding us to find joy, no matter the circumstances!