Here the reference is made to men of God who are qualified with three qualifications namely:ِ 1) They have faith. 2) They are good doers. 3) And they humble themselves before God. Humility before God is submission and humble courtesy that is free from any pride and arrogance. It is only God to whom man should prostrate himself and bow down his head. Such a humility increases the self-confidence in man, which arises from his reliance on the God's support and help. Good conduct is the fruit of faith, and will serve to humble man, and clean his heart of arrogance and vanity.

      In the second verse, a parable is told to illustrate the spiritual condition of the two parties who are either faithful or faithless. The believer is said to be like a man with sound and safe eyes and ear, who can see and hear the truth. Contrary to him is the unbeliever who is

not willing to see the truth or hear a word about it. It is evident that these two kind of people are not the same and therefore can not have the same fate and end. The believer will have salvation, and join the companions of prosperity and paradise while the latter will die in his absolute ignorance and darkness of soul, which will lead him to his last abode in Hell.