Lifting the marketing varnish: claiming that an event can standardize the understanding of a teaching is ignoring human reality of perception.
The healing of the paralytic, however spectacular it may be, is a one-off act; it does not alter the inherent divergence in individual interpretation.
Asking everyone to draw the same conclusion is like expecting that a single massive intervention by the Bank of Japan on the yen will generate a uniform view of future monetary policy among all investors.
Everyone analyzes the event through their own risk and profit lens, which leads to heterogeneity of actions, not a single interpretation.
For example, some will see the healing as a sign of divine power, while others will see it as a challenge to the established order, showing that reactions are far from being unified.