What analogies are used in the Satcharitra to explain the relationship between a devotee's offering and the divine's acceptance?

In Chapter 19, several insightful analogies are presented to illustrate how the divine perceives a devotee's faith. The text compares a devotee's offering to performing Aarti for the Sun with a small wick, creating a Ganesha idol from jaggery and then offering jaggery to it, or offering a palmful of ocean water back to the great ocean. As Chapter 19 clarifies, although these acts may seem logically inappropriate, divine entities like the Sun and the Ocean do not assess the right or wrong of the action but instead look upon the devotee's faith, as their primary goal is to honor that pure devotion.