Praise and glorification are interspersed throughout the subjects of the surahs:

And sometimes he begins in the middle of the surah with eloquent speech of immense benefit,

wonderful in style, with a type of praise to Allah - the Most High - and glorification for Him,

or the clarification of blessings and favors upon His servants, like what the clarification of the disparity of ranks and degrees between the Creator - majestic and exalted - and the helpless, needy created began with His saying:

{Say, "Praise to Allah, and peace upon His servants whom He has chosen. Is Allah better or what they associate with Him?"}

Then He clarified this topic in the five following verses with the most eloquent ways and most wonderful rhetorical styles.

Likewise, He began the argumentation with the Children of Israel in the middle of Surah Al-Baqarah with His saying - the Most High - {O Children of Israel, remember My favor which I bestowed upon you}

Then He concluded this argumentation with this very speech at the end of the Juz': {O Children of Israel, remember My blessing} etc. the verse.

And indeed, the beginning of this argumentation with this speech and its ending with it as well occupies a grand place in eloquence.

And thus He began the debate with the People of the Book in Surah Ali 'Imran with His saying - the Most High -: {Indeed, the religion in the sight of Allah is Islam}

so that the locus of dispute becomes clear and the basic discussion in the debate is determined, so that the dialogue thereafter is about it, and speech revolves around it and concludes upon it. And Allah knows best the reality of the matter.