According to the principles in Chapter 47, why did the temple renovation work keep getting delayed?

The renovation of the Mahadeva temple was consistently delayed for two primary reasons rooted in insincerity. First, the wealthy banker put in charge of collecting funds was the 'embodiment of stinginess.' Although people contributed money and it came into his hands, Chapter 47 states that 'no use was made of it; the wealthy man sat quietly.' The work was therefore directly stalled by his refusal to dispense the collected funds. Second, the text explains a deeper spiritual principle: 'What is given without love, out of pressure or obligation, Does not please God.' This implies that the entire effort lacked the necessary foundation of sincere faith and love, causing the project to falter whenever the flow of reluctantly given money stopped.