We never read of Jesus laughing, though had all the books been written that would fill the world, of which the John the Apostle spoke, I suspect we would have by now. But if we listen carefully to the pages of the Bible, we will hear echoes of the laughter that must still fill the heavens.
Can you imagine God's delight in arranging circumstances so that the waters of the Nile (which they worshipped) served to deliver Moses the deliverer rather than to serve as his watery grave as Pharaoh had intended? (and this when little Jewish babies were being thrown into the Nile). Or his joy in watching Pharaoh's daughther pay Moses' mother to do what mothers gladly do for free, to nurse their children? And this they did for the baby who would eventually lead their enslaved workforce to freedom. What Pharaoh had intended for evil, God had intended for good.
We should temper our view of an austere God with the realization that we were made in his image and have received his sense of humor. Should the burdens in this life weigh you down as you draw nearer the day of the renewal of all things, remember that we serve the God of humor and he still works and laughs behind the scenes.
"Blessed are you who weep now, for you will laugh."
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