According to the introduction, what is the main moral of the story told in Chapter 47?

After briefly referencing the story of the goats from the previous chapter, the narrator in Chapter 47 explicitly prepares the reader for the primary narrative to come. The text asks listeners to pay close attention to a new story that demonstrates a specific moral lesson. As stated near the end of the introductory section of Chapter 47, the central theme that will be explored is "how the extreme state of greed for wealth leads to a downfall." This sets the stage for a cautionary tale about the spiritual dangers and negative consequences of avarice.