Analyze the theme of faith versus greed as portrayed through the actions of the husband and wife in the temple renovation story.

The narrative in Chapter 47 presents a stark contrast between faith and greed through the opposing actions of the husband and wife. The wife embodies pure faith; her response to the divine visions is one of immediate belief and a desire to contribute. Her faith is so strong that she resolves to donate her own personal ornaments. The divine message itself reinforces this, stating, "faith alone is the cause." Conversely, her husband is consumed by greed. As the text explicitly notes, "Where there is greed, there is no consideration, no God, religion, or conduct." His greed makes him dismiss the visions and ultimately deceive his wife by trading her valuable ornaments for a worthless, mortgaged plot of land, demonstrating a profound lack of faith and a willingness to cheat even God for material gain.