Here the reference is to the contrast between evil and good, virtuous and vicious, Godly and Godless and etc. to complete the aforementioned verses and argument:ِ

      ``Those who break Allah's covenant after it is ratified....''

      The weak points of the supporters of falsehood are of three classes that are mentioned in brief as follows:ِ

A- They have broken their covenant with Allah.

B- They have cut their connection with those whom Allah wants them to join.

C- The above two sins of them, result in their corruption and making mischief in the land.

The next verse implies that it is God who sustains all His creatures. To some He gives abundance and to some He gives in limited measure, according to His plan and wisdom. God's sustenance is not only the necessary food and drink for nourishment. It rather includes all means for their physical, spiritual, moral, and intellectual development, according to their needs and capacities. Here we ought to know that; if Qurän says; increase and decrease of our sustenances is under the control of Allah, it does not mean that God will increase or decrease it without any account or reason. Allah wants His servants to obtain their sustenance by work and endeavour and through the natural means and instruments which is given to man. God does not fulfil his intentions through unnatural ways and has rules and regulations for every affair.

      The ending of the above verses imply that life in this world compared with that of the next is not of any importance to be mentioned, because this our life here is a stepping-stone for our next life that begins after death.