Based on the narrative in Chapter 34, what is the relationship between medical science, faith, and divine intervention as exemplified by the story of the doctor from Malegaon?

Chapter 34 presents a clear hierarchy where divine intervention, through faith, triumphs when the limits of medical science are reached. The story features a degree-holding doctor whose own nephew suffers from a bone-cyst. The chapter meticulously details how the doctor, his physician friends, and even expert surgeons exhausted all 'native and foreign treatments' and surgical attempts, ultimately feeling 'helpless.' This exhaustion of medical science is the direct catalyst for the family to turn to faith. As Chapter 34 recounts, they heard of Sai Maharaj and decided to 'try this last resort.' Sai's response is not medical but spiritual; he provides Udi and a promise of protection, demonstrating the supreme power of faith over seemingly incurable ailments.