Here the prophet is advised to tell us that he expects no reward from us for all the troubles that he suffers in conveyance of God's Message to us. In fact his very reward is our guidance.

      In another verse, (S 42:23) the prophet has been ordered to say:ِ ``I do not ask you a wage for it, except loving my near of kins''. This is because only his dearers and nearers were those who seriously followed his way, and who were the truthful guardians of his doctrine and creed.

      The second verse makes clear that the prophet's absolute reliance was upon God:ِ

      ``And put your trust on that living who never dies, and celebrate His praise. And it is enough that He is aware of His servant's guilt.''

      The ending clause of the verse (NO.58) assures the prophet of God's supporting him against the tricks and hostilities of the heathens and hypocrites, saying that; ``Allah is aware of whatever they do or intend to do. And how can Man hide his tricks and conceal his betrayal while Allah knows better than him whatever of bad or good deeds he may do.''

      So we all must put our trusts upon the ever lasting support Who never dies and His Infinite might and knowledge will never diminish the least.