[It is] joy to the, last to do judgment
It is with pleasure he does it; he delights in the law of God,
after the inward man, and finds much peace of mind and joy in the
Holy Ghost in keeping it, and observing its commands, which are
holy, just, and good; yea, it gives him pleasure to see justice
done by others; both by private persons in their dealings with
one another; and especially by judges putting the laws in
execution, as their office requires; whereby much good comes to a
nation in general, and to particular persons; but
destruction [shall be] to the workers of iniquity;
that make a trade of sinning; whose whole life is a continued
series of sin and iniquity; who take much pains in committing
sin, and are constant at it; everlasting destruction is in their
ways, and they lead unto it: or, "terror" F1 shall
be to them; terror of mind now at times, in opposition to the joy
and peace a good man finds; and dreadful horror at death and to
all eternity: or, as it is joy to a just man to see public
justice done, and good laws put in execution, it is a terror to
evildoers, ( Romans 13:3 ) .