How is Sai Baba's divine nature portrayed in the invocations at the start of Chapter 25?

The opening invocations of Chapter 25 portray Sai Baba in the highest divine terms, equating him with supreme spiritual concepts. He is hailed as an "ocean of mercy" and described as the "manifest incarnation of God." The author goes even further by identifying him as the "Supreme Brahman" and a "great Yogeshwar." The salutations address him as the "True Guru Sainath" and the "Crest-jewel of Saints." By calling him an "Abode of Auspiciousness" and the "Fulfiller of desires," the chapter establishes his supreme spiritual status and power to bless devotees from the very beginning.