Psalms 36:12

“There are the workers, of iniquity fallen, etc.] Either in the pit they dug for others; or into hell, where they shall be turned at last; (see Gill on “<190505>Psalm 5:5”) and (see Gill on “<190608>Psalm 6:8”); they are cast down, and shall not be able to rise; which will be the case of Babylon when fallen, (<661821>Revelation 18:21), and this distinguishes the falls of the wicked from those of the righteous; for though the righteous fall, whether into sin, or into any calamity, they rise again; not so the wicked; (see <193724>Psalm 37:24 <330708>Micah 7:8); and thus, as the psalm begins with the transgression of the wicked, it ends with their ruin.”

“There--in the acting of violence, they are overthrown. A signal defeat. Next: Psalms Chapter 37”

“There are the workers of iniquity fallen - The meaning of this seems to be, that the psalmist saw his prayer answered already. He speaks as if that which he desired and had prayed for was already done, and as if he himself saw it. He was so certain that it would be done, he had such an assurance that his prayer would be answered, that he seemed, by faith, to see the events already occurring before his own eyes, and felt that he might speak of what he prayed for as if it were already granted. Such is the nature of faith; and such strong confidence in God, and in his faithfulness to his promises, may all have who pray in faith. It is remarkable, as has been observed already in reference to the…”

“There - He seems as it were to point at the place, as if it were already done. Next: Psalms Chapter 37”

“36:12 The psalmist remains confident that the disorder caused by the wicked (36:1-4) will end when they meet their demise.”

“There: Psa 9:16, Psa 55:23, Psa 58:10, Psa 58:11, Psa 64:7-9; Jdg 5:31; Th2 1:8, Th2 1:9; Rev 15:4, Rev 19:1-6 shall: Psa 1:5, Psa 18:38; Jer 51:64 Next: Psalms Chapter 37”