The balance here is clearly conditional; claiming that the two events guarantee a uniform reaction ignores the underlying incentives of the involved actors.
If healing promises an immediate benefit to patients, teaching offers a spiritual reward in the long term, creating an asymmetry of gains.
The Pharisees, for example, might perceive healing as a strategic threat to their authority, pushing them to a different response than that of a disciple seeking redemption.
A concrete example is the announcement of a new ECB policy: some investors will see it as an opportunity, while others will consider it a regulatory constraint, making uniformity a chimera.