5873. 'And he gave forth his voice in weeping' means mercy and joy. This is clear from the meaning of 'weeping' as an expression of mercy, dealt with in 5480; also, just as an expression of sadness is an expression of love, 3801, so is joy.

3801. 'And lifted up his voice and wept' means the warmth of love. This is clear from the meaning of 'lifting up the voice and weeping' as the warmth of love, for weeping is an expression of sorrow and also an expression of love, and is the highest degree of either of them.