Some people take pleasure in doing what’s wrong and celebrate things that hurt others. The Hebrew word for "rejoice" is sameach, meaning to be glad or delighted. This verse exposes a surprising truth: not everyone feels guilty about bad choices—some actually find them fun. In a culture that sometimes glamorizes rebellion or breaking the rules, this verse challenges the idea that all fun is harmless. It’s a reminder that laughter can sometimes cover up deeper pain or consequences. If you’ve ever felt left out for not joining in with a crowd doing something you know is wrong, this verse says you’re not missing out on anything good. Real joy comes from choices that don’t leave regret behind.