A wealthy man's wife had a vision to donate to a temple, but her husband was against it. What did she do, and what does this teach us about individual faith?

In Chapter 47, after the wife's first vision was rejected by her skeptical husband, she had a second vision. This time, God instructed her not to insist on her husband's money but to give whatever she desired from her own property, emphasizing that her faith was sufficient. The vision stressed that even a small amount given with a sincere heart is valuable. Hearing this, the wife resolved to fulfill the request by using the ornaments given to her by her father. This demonstrates the importance of personal conviction and acting on one's own faith, even when facing opposition from those closest to you, and shows that God values individual sincerity above all.