Featured God Laughs?

God having emotions is an interesting topic, perhaps depending on what perspective one takes: God the Father, God the Son, or God the Holy Spirit. The Father projects this image of an unfathomable, incomprehensible, omnipresent, omniscient entity perhaps with no form or otherwise distinguishable features.

God the Son as demonstrated in the man Jesus displayed emotions: he wept, he showed compassion (Lazarus, while on the cross, numerous healing), he loved the little children. There are many examples.

God the Holy Spirit is more difficult to understand or even describe so I don't think I can do much in that regard. Perhaps someone else understands this aspect better than I?

 

I rest my case.

 

Can God really laugh? What will make him laugh? If He can laugh then it means He can also cry, but I have never thought about. Can He do it in advance because he knows already knows what will happen?

 

To some extent the highest aspect of God that is just energy, probably has no emotion as we understand it. ie. why laugh when you know it's coming, right? I would image it to be in a permanent state of superlative bliss, needing nothing or wanting nothing. Emotion would not phase the being in anyway. Does this make sense? Kind of like God would be like the Sun; in a permanent state of Joy.

As for mercy and compassion which are beautiful attributes of God, are they feelings or states of being?

 

I believe so too. Since we are made in his image, he obviously has a sense of humor. It's pretty interesting to think about!