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1st Corinthians 7:29 29: "This therefore I say, brethren; the time is short; it remaineth, that they also who have wives, be as if they had none." Is the near-death experience in this book which resulted in the desire for a man to become a monk and request that his wife enter the convent related to this Scriptural passage in any way, particularly vs. 29? Could a near-death experience result in a desire to live as one will live in eternity,even though still married in this life? Does this not call to mind the purpose of marriage is a path to sanctification? Christ told us those who are married in this life are no longer married in the next life, for there is no marriage in the next life. How is a lady to react under such trying circumstances?