How does Chapter 44 differentiate between Gods and Saints, while also unifying them?

Chapter 44 presents a nuanced comparison between deities like Rama and Krishna and Saints like Sai Baba. It notes that while the forms of Gods are beautiful and handsome, Saints are the embodiment of bliss. Another distinction mentioned in Chapter 44 is that Gods respond as they are approached, whereas Saints are said to 'melt even for their detractors.' However, despite these distinctions, the chapter strongly emphasizes an underlying unity. It explicitly states, "Rama, Krishna, and Sai; there is no difference between the three." The text concludes this comparison by asserting that these three names are essentially one and the same, pointing to a singular Ultimate Reality that transcends individual forms.