My probability that the specific healing of the paralytic 'standardizes' the teaching on the mountain seems low, around 15%. The uniformity of the message depends more on its internal coherence and the repetition of principles than on a single, even convincing, event. A miracle can enhance the credibility of the speaker, but it is not a structural catalyst for a complete and complex doctrine. For example, if this episode were not widely disseminated to the entire audience, its impact on the overall perception of the teaching would be negligible, not changing the probability of understanding of the doctrine of the Kingdom of God.