How does the text compare and contrast Saints like Sai with Gods like Rama and Krishna?

Chapter 44 draws several interesting comparisons between Saints and Gods before ultimately declaring their unity. It states that while the forms of Gods like Rama and Krishna are beautiful and handsome, Saints are the very form of bliss. A key difference noted is in their response to others: God says, "As they approach me, so I receive them," whereas Saints are described as melting with compassion even for their detractors. Furthermore, the eyes of Gods are said to be in their ears, attentive to prayers, while a Saint's vision is boundless. Despite these distinctions, the chapter concludes that there is no difference between Rama, Krishna, and Sai, asserting that these three names are essentially one and the same Ultimate Reality.