It is clear that we are not dealing with the same stakes. The crowd, on the other hand, is mainly there for the spectacle and tangible benefits, like healing, not for theological subtleties. However, a crucial detail often missing is that history shows that even after the event, the scribes and the Pharisees continued to debate the legitimacy of the act, proof that uniformity of interpretations is far from being achieved, even in the face of a miracle.