My a priori probability that the healing of the paralyzed standardizes Jesus' teaching on the mountain is low, around 20-25%. The miracle increases perceived credibility, but does not ensure a uniform understanding of the complex teaching about the Kingdom of God. For example, the Pharisees might have seen it as a violation of the Law, undermining the teaching, while others saw it as proof of divinity, demonstrating that the lesson learned is conditional on the mental state of the observer. The diversity of interpretations is a base rate in the sociology of religions, which makes standardization unlikely in this context.