is what keeps his death, and Christian death to self, from being morbid. It was for the “joy that was set before him” that he “endured the cross” (Heb. 12:2). If we miss this truth and fail to incorporate it into our own experience, we will miss the route to life without lack. The nature of the death-to-self experience is that, if we have had the kind of revelation of God that Job had, it happens naturally. Imagine what it would do for us if we could get a glimpse of what Job saw. He experienced the