How did Sai Baba use sacred books like the Jnaneshwari to teach his devotees?

According to the text, Sai Baba had a unique method for instructing his followers. He assigned Bapusaheb Jog to conduct daily readings, or Parayana, of sacred texts in Sathe's Wada. As detailed in chapter 18, Baba would often send devotees who came to see him at the Masjid to go listen to these readings. In a display of his omniscience, Baba would sometimes tell a devotee a short story and, upon sending them to the Wada, the devotee would discover that Jog was reading the very same story from a book like the Jnaneshwari or Nath Bhagawat. This provided the listener with profound confirmation and a deeper understanding, making it seem as if the ancient texts were a direct translation of Baba's own words.