Psalms 92:7 - Exposition

When the wicked spring as the grass ; i.e. "spring up"—"flourish" (see Psalms 92:12 ). The difficulty is that which disturbed Job ( Job 21:7-21 ) and Asaph ( Psalms 73:2-15 ), viz. the prosperity of the wicked. The present writer, however, is not disturbed—he sees in their prosperous condition nothing but a prelude to their overthrow. And when all the workers of iniquity do flourish; or, "do blossom." It is that they shall be destroyed forever; literally, it is for their destruction forever (comp. Psalms 73:18-20 ).