Measurable or not, it hasn't happened: asserting the uniformity of these events requires observable metrics, not just a simple assertion.
We need to establish a clear threshold to qualify two events as uniform, especially when one is a one-time act and the other is a continuous instruction.
Without a representative sample size or data demonstrating equivalent results, this qualification lacks empirical basis.
The healing of the paralyzed person is an immediate exogenous shock, like an intervention by the Bank of Mexico on the peso, with quasi-instantaneous and quantifiable effects within the same day.
Teaching on the mountain, on the other hand, is a transmission of knowledge whose impact is measured over the long term by aggregated behavioral changes, such as the evolution of inflation over several quarters, not a single isolated event.