How does Chapter 12 of the Sai Satcharitra characterize the nature of saints like Sai Baba, especially in comparison to a typical divine incarnation?

Chapter 12 draws a significant distinction between saints and the traditional role of a divine incarnation. While an incarnation of God is for protecting the virtuous and destroying the wicked, this chapter states that saints are uniquely different. To a saint, the virtuous and the wicked are considered equal, and their minds do not differentiate between who is great or small. Their hearts are said to break with compassion, and love overflows for the distressed. They prioritize setting the wicked on the right path, showcasing an all-encompassing mercy that treats both pauper and king as the same.