Psalms 36: The Wicked Heart and God's Faithful Love

David contrasts the self-deceived heart of the wicked, who has no reverence for God, with the vast love, faithfulness, and justice of the LORD. He describes God as a sheltering refuge and the source of life and light, prays for continued protection, and sees the evildoers overthrown.

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What does 36:2 say keeps the wicked man from seeing and hating his own sin?

His poverty, which leaves him no time to thinkHis conceit, which fills his view of himselfHis grief, which clouds his judgment for a timeHis youth, since he has not yet learned the law