A Winnowing

1st Corinthians 7:29 <br /><br /> 29: "This therefore I say, brethren; the time is short; it remaineth, that they also who have wives, be as if they had none." <br /><br /> 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? <br /><br /> 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? <br /><br /> 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. <br /><br /> How is a lady to react under such trying circumstances?