How does the Satcharitra compare the nature of Saints like Sai to Gods like Rama and Krishna?

Chapter 44 presents a nuanced comparison between Saints and Gods. It states that while Gods like Rama and Krishna have beautiful and handsome forms, Saints are the very 'form of bliss.' It also describes a difference in their compassion; whereas God says, 'As they approach me, so I receive them,' the text notes that Saints 'melt even for their detractors.' Furthermore, it mentions that the eyes of Gods are in their ears, signifying attentiveness to prayers, while there is 'no end to a Saint’s vision.' Ultimately, however, the chapter resolves this comparison by declaring that there is 'no difference between the three,' concluding that the names Rama, Krishna, and Sai are 'essentially one and the same.'