Controlling what is controllable is the only viable discipline; equating healing the paralytic and teaching on the mountain as uniformizing is a distraction.
The teaching of Jesus on the mountain is an autonomous strategic framework, providing guiding principles, not contingent on a specific signal of power.
The suggestion that a demonstration of punctual authority, such as healing a specific individual, is necessary to validate a global strategy is noise.
A fund manager would never link the validity of an asset allocation strategy to the success of a single transaction, because the robustness of the strategy must be independent of fluctuations.
This stance maintains discipline and resilience in the face of the inevitable, for example, the performance of a pension fund is defined by its capital deployment principles, not by a single M&A success.